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The Scoreboard Lounge:
The Scoreboard. located at the Unversily Inn­
Best Western, attracts not only students, but also
unmarried community people. Patrons deck out
for a night of dancing, drinking and meeting
attractive members 01 the opposite sex.
For those students who like 10 relax in a more
intellectual setting, several places are waiting to
be discovered.
Ca/eLibre:
Moscow's first coffeehouse, the Cafe features a
variety of international beers, coffees and treats.
Occasionally local folk singers, like Dan Maher,
recreate the past with their own lyrics or through
a ballad written by another singing poet.
Community or visiting poets often read or
perform for a diverse crowd. The Cafe attracts
foreign beer and calfee drinkers who enjoy art,
whether it's visual, audio or written.
The Garden Lounge:
Catering to the intellectual, the Garden's
patrons are usually liberal or fine arts majors,
graduate, law or WAMI students, professors or
local townspeople who like to argue theory.
Thursdays through Saturdays, jazz musicians
entertain jazz enthusiasts.
Pelouse Pub and Grill:
Formally the Moscow Mule, this bar and
restaurant offers a variety of dinner and drink
specials. Students from both WSU and Idaho
come 10 the Pub with a date. Usually, a couple
eats dinner and sips on wine in the serene front
section 01 the restaurant. Occasionally, the bar
features a local folk singer. In the back section of
the restaurant is another, much louder bar. Here
students mingle with local businessmen.
Stud~nts who seek lively bars where the beer is
always flOWing also have a wide selection.
The Corner Club:
Popular with Moscow's senior citizens during
the day and Idaho students at night, the Club,
one of Moscow's oldest bars, proves to be an
interesting study in human behavior. And, even
though this bar's bathrooms deserve the "Skunk.
Award," the Club is one of the most popular bars;
in this town. Why? Well, it's famous lor cheap
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