By Melinda Sheckells Staff Writer Vegas is all about beating the odds. Every year, millions of college kids leave their mark and their financial aid money in Sin City on spring break. Whether it be at the blackjack tables, on the dance floor or in the strip club, there is plenty to do if you are over 21 and plenty of rules to break if you aren't. The New University took a wild walk down the Vegas Strip and compiled the Low-Rollers Guide to the best, worst and easiest of Vegas Spring Break 2001. The R o is a poor college student's dream.
Every room is a suite, so that means lots of space for a big group.
Each room has two queen size beds and a large couch that can accommodate two people. Good buffets are the cornerstone of an affordable and satisfying Vegas vacation. However, just like Elvis impersonators, you have to be able to tell the good from the bad. The Carnival World is like a thin, young Elvis in a gold lame suit. It is the king of all buffets with Italian, Mexican, American, Chinese and Japanese food stations as well as a full bar and hourly dollar drink specials.