We are back at you once again with this week's dose of CPC Weekly: Guaranteed to satisfy your craving for incredible college nightlife. If you were hanging out at our hotspots last week, you know what having a great time is all about. On Tuesday as usual we drank in style at Baja's and made it back one more time on Wednesday as an official sponsor of the Bikini Contest. Thursday night starting at the Irish Pub our members downed beers and then off to Floyds for liquor pitchers. Once the weekend hit our members and loyal newsletter readers found themselves overloaded with a large array of house parties to suit everyone's style. From the "Dress for Sex" parties to the multiple keg blowouts, this weekend treated everyone to a nostalgic Tallahassee good time.

This week, CPC is proud to team up with Speed Magazine to bring you the Uber Models Talent Search. Ladies and Gentlemen, get on your hottest outfit and head over to Elements on Thursday. For more details check out the featured event section below.

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Party On!
College Party Central Staff

The time has finally arrived when CPC announces the winner of our infamous yearly Spring Break Photo Contest. Thanks to everyone who sent in your wild photos of the drunken debauchery you experienced on the beaches across the globe.

And the winner is........Cammie Gestewitz. Cammie sent in an amazing array of wild party pics including beer bongs on the beach, random makeout pics with no less than five strangers, and shots galore dancing on the bars of PCB's hottest nightlife venues.

If you didnt get a chance to submit your photos this time, not to worry. College Party Central plans on bringing you several more contests throughout the year. Keep your eyes glued to our newsletter and website for the contest details as they develop.

Thursday April 6th 2006

Since opening, Uber has placed over 35% of its male and female models. Recently, Uber has expanded into the competitive market of Los Angeles, participating in L.A. Fashion Week and working with clients such as designers Louis Verdad, Ubi Jeans, and Abercrombie & Fitch; as well as television spots on MTV, E! Entertainment and CBS. This year Uber was also named the hottest new agency in L.A. by "Next in Fashion."
Uber takes great pride in discovering hidden talent; thus Scott Whitfield, Uber's CEO and Owner, will be flying from L.A. to host a one time special event occurring at Elements during their "Power Hour" and finishing at 1am. The spotlight event will be in conjunction with The Speed Magazine, and will include a free photo shoot for participates. Those selected will have the opportunity to be flown to L.A. this summer, to work directly with Uber Models.

For details please email randy@thespeedmagazine.com
and check out www.ubermodels.com

Last Wednesday several of Tallahassee's most gorgeous women competed in the Baja's 2006 Bikini Contest. The night started off as any usual Baja's evening, with dozens of local beautiful people mingling and sipping the best cocktails. When the clock struck midnight the contest began and the scene changed entirely. As the group of talented ladies took off their clothing little by little, jaw dropping reactions were seen from the audience as well as the judges. Several of the participants were disqualified for getting a bit too wild during their strut on the stage. Congrats to winner Crystal and thanks to everyone who came out.

Thanks to Will Wilson over at Baja's for his coordination and efforts in organizing the contest.

Written by Victor Gonzalez

I’m sure most our readers were at the very sexy Baja’s Binki Contest on Wednesday, but for those of you who weren’t, you might have seen me at Floyd’s Music Store checking out an amazing concert.
Louisiana rock-group Mute Math was back in Tallahassee after a 4-month absence to promote their highly anticipated, self-titled debut album. On this last leg of the tour, Charleston, SC rockers, The Working Title, joined Mute Math as the band’s opening act. Minutes before the show, Joel, Ross, Chris and Adam sat down with me to talk about the tour, their music and their future plan for the up-and-coming musical act.

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Comfort Driver

Ingredients:

* 3 oz Southern Comfort
* Orange juice
* 3 cubes Ice

Mixing instructions:

Pour orange juice over 3 cubes ice in a highball glass add Southern Comfort and stir lightly.