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staff writer JAMIE BOWMAN
Midterms are over, people are smiling more, an
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presence. That can only mean one thing?Spring I
The glorious stress-free week has finally arrivec
sunshine and relaxation as the top two highlights.
"I just want to be in the sun, relax and definite!
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She's going to Fort Lauderdale because one of her f
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se Tuesday as part of the safe Spring Break activities.
However, if the thought of putting on a bathing suit
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that pealing, there's always the option of going north,
ith its Media art major, John Thompkins is going to New York
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Wednesday, March 4, 1998
Pizza is best
entree at Vista's
Sundance Grill
gamecock critic JENNIFER STANLEY chicken skewers, loaded fries and fried
ravioli are also available.
The thing I hate most about restau- Appetizer prices range from $2.25
rants is the portion size?it never seems for chips and salsa to $5.95 for mini
to be right. Restaurants either serve so burritos.
little that the money is not worth it or The Southwestern, caesar and house
so much that I leave with that gross, salads are available for around $6. (Just
full feeling. a nofe?the house salad is crouton-less
But the Sundance Grill in the Vista and heavy on onions.)
has meals to fit almost all appetites and The entree to try, though, is a piz- ^
budgets. za While there are few topping choicThis
upscale warehouse-like restau- eSj veggie and ham with pineapple stand
rant and bar serves up Southwestern out as pizza specialties. There is also a
? dishes in a classy atmosphere. Outside, make-your-own-pizza selection. The
diners can get some fresh air, a cold pizzas are big enough for two peopledrink
and good conversation on the about the size of a Papa John's small
porch. Inside, diners can eat at the bar piZZa, and are a great price of around
or sit at a booth or table and enjoy a $5 each The entreeg are on the pricey
more laid-back, entertaining atmos- side Kabobs are $10 75 and $11 95)
P pasta is $7.25 and filet mignon is $14.
pie smal stage in the corner over- The sandwiches are the typical chickshadows
the televisions that surround club ^ phil]y cheese steak or chick_ *
the dining area. The only drawback is en M] sandwiches come with fries and
that the music makes the room not con- cost from $4 to $7
ducive to conversation. Good news for vegetarians: there !
After seating ourselves, we started are plenty of choicesBranging from a
Wfn ^ i\r ere-1S^ arge selection veggie pizza or veggie pita, to salads ;
of beer, including eight onitap. The ap- burritos
petizers are large enough for a one-per- The seryice ig adequate and we had [
sonTr?ejl, ,. , ,. , no problem getting a table at 7:30 p.m..
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not a jalapeno blast. Chips and salsa, be Pleasantly suiprised.
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