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 The Naked Beer Slide was mostly performed by men, however, one early morning in June, 1991, a female participated in the ritual.  Unfortunately, police were near-by, and issued her and the bar owner tickets.  Shortly thereafter, a notice was placed at the front door that Naked Beer Slides were against house rules. The Naked Beer Slide was mostly performed by men, however, one early morning in June, 1991, a female participated in the ritual.  Unfortunately, police were near-by, and issued her and the bar owner tickets.  Shortly thereafter, a notice was placed at the front door that Naked Beer Slides were against house rules.
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 ===== Red, White & Blue ===== ===== Red, White & Blue =====
 {{bars:redwhiteblue_copy.jpg?200x240 }}The 'Lanche and Red, White & Blue were synonymous with each other throughout the bar's existence.  "Gimme a blue" was all one had to say to be served the "award-winning" brew. Unfortunately, the tradition of slamming bottles of Blue against walls and against the floor was ended in the mid- to late 80's and bottled Blue was available only after being expertly poured into clear plastic cups. Taste aside, the beer's popularity was most likely due to being the cheapest drink in the house.  Sadly, the Red, White and Blue Brand is no longer in production. {{bars:redwhiteblue_copy.jpg?200x240 }}The 'Lanche and Red, White & Blue were synonymous with each other throughout the bar's existence.  "Gimme a blue" was all one had to say to be served the "award-winning" brew. Unfortunately, the tradition of slamming bottles of Blue against walls and against the floor was ended in the mid- to late 80's and bottled Blue was available only after being expertly poured into clear plastic cups. Taste aside, the beer's popularity was most likely due to being the cheapest drink in the house.  Sadly, the Red, White and Blue Brand is no longer in production.
 +In 1984 we (4th floor of Schroeder Hall guys) were offered the first import night on campus.  One of the owners, Mitch, offered us $1 imports on Thursday night if we came in every Thursday for the rest of the year.  We did, and import night spread to the Ardmore from there.  
  
  
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 ===== Images ===== ===== Images =====
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 ===== Ode to the Avalanche ===== ===== Ode to the Avalanche =====
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 From a stool near the tap From a stool near the tap
 At the Avalanche Bar. At the Avalanche Bar.
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