Las Vegas
Las Vegas, can you picture it? Ah, Las Vegas...sin city, the city of lights, and several other nicknames accompany this adult playground in the middle of the desert. For those of you that have never been, LasVegas truly has no equal. The city that never sleeps, Las Vegas, Nevada. Who knew that when the mob sent Bugsy Siegel out here so long ago, that Los Vegas would evolve into the marvel it is today?
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Did you know that Las Vegas boasts over 130,000 hotel rooms? Not to mention that of the top 20 largest hotels in the world 17 of them happen to be right here in Las Vegas. Of course the MGM Grand is the largest of them all with over 5000 guest rooms and suites. Wow!! That's not all, did you know that LasVegas passed Disney World last year as the most visited place in the world?Las Vegas had over 40 million visitors last year.
Why Vegas?
Las Vegas is home to 5 master chefs (there are only 50 in the world) and many other world renown chefs that have opened fine dining restaurants in the valley. The best entertainers, show girls, acrobats, singers, comedians, gamblers,nightclubs, shows, and a variety of other talents all flock to LasVegas. They want to be where the best perform, and not only on special occasions; BUT EVERY NIGHT OF THE YEAR!!
TravelNice.com exists to make people continue to come and visit this great city in the desert, that has come such a long way from Bugsy Siegel's dream 50 years ago. The best thing about Los Vegas is that even if you don't gamble there is plenty of other things you can do. Just remember there is only one Las Vagas...so do yourself a favor and call TravelNice.com to make reservations today.
**** The Crying Game
Neil Jordan's story of an IRA terrorist
(Stephen Rea) is a remarkably well-written
piece of work that at first seems to follow its
protagonist in aimless yet intriguing direc-
tions, but eventually reveals itself to be a per-
fectly structured look at violence, race, love,
and sexuality. Rea is ordered to guard a kid-
napped British officer (Forest Whitaker), but
he begins to care for the hostage and later
flees to London, where he meets the officer's
girlfriend (Jaye Davidson). The two halves of
the film, which contain some completely
unpredictable plot twists, become mirrors of
one another, reflecting how understanding and
compassion may be a means of salvation.
-CR. Loews Harvard Square
