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has been serving the campus
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haircut. Men and women welcome
We use and sell Nexxus and Paul
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$9.00 HAIRCUTS/NO APPTS.
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TAYLOR’S
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"I really like going to Taylor's
over other bars on campus
because it has no smoking
indoors,” said university sopho
more Sehra Sampson.
This is not to say that Taylor's
is anti-smoking explained man
ager Guy Brinkman "In order to
open up at 7 a.m to serve food,
it's hard to have 200 to 100 peo
ple smoking in here until 2 a m.,"
he said.
"It I could change one thing
about Taylor's, it would be to
make bigger bathrooms,” said
st>plx>mofc Kelly Ray. “I have dis
tinct meinono of feeling like my
bladder was actually going to
explode while I was waiting lor
the one and only bathroom to
open up."
Taylor's is without a doubt a
small plate, but waiting to go to
the bathroom is better than
attempting to go outside. The
campus security docs not hesi
tate to hand-out urinating in
public tickets.
VX'ith the warm weather of
Spring term, Taylor's patio is
always a goosl place to hangout
and v isit with friends.
May should also be a great
month for music at Taylor’s
Expect to see Sun 60, The
Strangers and Renegade Saints
The bar attempts to keep live
music playing about five nights
a week.
‘‘I really enjoy spending an
evening at Taylor's listening to
good music, but I can only
afford it a couple nights a
week," said senior "Mike Max
field. “Those cover charges are
ridiculous."
flood thing for Mike, Taylor’s
is going to be cutting the prices
of their cover. Almost ail cover
charges will lx- or less. A nice
change from some of those $6
nights
—Teresa Isabelle
COLLIER
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dents to discover the homemade food and friend
ly surroundings.
A very- interesting feature to the house is that
it has different art displays every month. Local
artists decorate the walls with paintings and art
work for sale
"It's pretty cool checking out the art work, I
wish I could afford to take some home with me, it's
pretty spendy. Kit definitely cool." said junior Karen
McCann.
When asking students aKwit the ( oilier I louse,
many of them either don't know that it is a cafe or
if they did know that it was a cafe, they thought it
was open specifically tot the faculty. McDonald
urges students to come in and try having lunch
there some time.
" The Students are very welcome, this house is
a campus facility that goes almost unused by the
student Kxiv," she said,
Junior Todd Moore is one of those students w ho
has never considered the Collier I louse a dining
7 really enjoy going in there
between classes and getting some
homemade food and hanging
out, then when its time to go to
class again, I’m right there.'
— Kristie Oh
( 'nitvrsirv senior
opium.
"I walk past that house everyday, hut since 1
never had a class there ot anything, 1 never real
ly gave it a second thought," said junior Todd
Moore.
But other students have known about the well -
kept secret for some time
"I try tiieat there at least once a month, it's one
of the best restaurants in the campus area for sure,
and the service is always fast and friendly," said
university student Chris Young.
Teresa Isabelle