For almost 3 years, College Party Central has shown Tallahassee's hardest partiers where to go, what to do, and how to do it. Each year, drink after drink, we keep on stepping it up one more notch while leaving all of our so called "competitors" in the dust. CPC has become more than just an event & brand promotion company...it represents a lifestyle. We pride ourselves on not only the events we promote but more importantly the people who attend them! The CPC staff appreciates all of our members support over the past several years, and rest assured the party isnt nearly over! Look for College Party Central chapters starting up in college towns all across the country.

Fall semester is back in full effect, which means the drunken debauchery of Football season is more prevalent than ever. CPC keeps with our tradition of hooking our members up with the hottest pregame fun at the best student tailgate spot in Tally: Indian Village. Each home game will keep getting wilder, so come out and join us for flowing kegs, shots galore, and plenty of beautiful people hanging out and kicking it before the Noles kick some more ass on the field at Doak.

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Party On!

CPC is at it again, bringing you another taste of Tallahassee's finest co-eds. This month's feature is stunning beauty Annick Siegel. Soft spoken and innocent by day, this wild party girl did not cease to impress when she spent a night on the town with the College Party Central staff and our entourage a few weeks back.

A special thanks goes out to Armando Perez for being the eyes behind the camera for every picture in this shoot. Enjoy!

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Annick will be out and about mingling with our members at College Party Central's upcoming special events. Check our newsletter & AIM Bot, CollegeParty850, for details!

Currently upcoming on the local and national music scene, Luke Stephens sat down with College Party Central to discuss a little about himself, a little bit about his music, and some more about his naughty school girl parties that he’s throwing all across the country. The self-titled “Luke Stephens Band” album release party is scheduled for Saturday September 30, 2006 at Big Daddy’s.

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Miami really isn’t what it’s caught up to be. Yes, Mansion is absolutely gorgeous. Yes, the clubs really are as exquisite as it gets. Yes, the atmosphere really is as insane as it gets. But the reality is, is Miami really the place to be? The funny thing is, being born and raised in Miami, you’d think this wouldn’t be the right person to write this article. But showing up at Hotel Victor, mingling with the biggest promoters that walk the Beach with the likes of Playboy models and Brooke Hogan and Pharrell signing autographs, that question still lingered in my mind… This was almost a dream. But despite, was Miami really the place to be? The obvious answer would be yes.

For the first time in my life, it felt like I was at an away game at the Orange Bowl. Rooting for the University of Miami used to come as second nature to me. Yes, I was born a UM fan. Going to Mark Light Stadium growing up and watching Charles Johnson behind the plate, I always knew I wanted to play ball for UM. However, I realized a very significant fact that changed my stance in rooting for UM the second I realized it. The facts are pretty obvious, when 2/3 of a stadium is rooting for a school that they have no chance of getting into, you have to question a little bit the motives for rooting for the school to begin with.

I realized in the Orange Bowl that all the city of Miami keeps living for day in and day out is for the potential to possibly live that dream. To become the next Charles Johnson, to become that next Brooke Hogan, to become that next Pharrell, that’s all that keeps the city moving forward: for the potential to live the dream. It’s not really about the school it’s about the dream. And in my situation, what has Miami really done for me lately?

Rather than dreaming my way through the day, I’m living the dream in Tallahassee. I used to say that I support UM because it’s where home is, bullshit. Home is where the heart is. I’m a Florida State Seminole, and that’s how it’s going to be. I walked out of the Orange Bowl content that Miami lost for the first time in my life, and it couldn’t have felt better.

Fuck Miami… GO NOLES!