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Year Title Location Programs Ref.
1993 Beach House Southampton, New York Rude Awakening, MTV Jams, MTV Blocks, The Grind, MTV's Most Wanted, Classic MTV, MTV Prime with Duff, Alternative Nation, Top 20 Video Countdown, Rock Videos That Don't Suck
1994 Beach House Southampton, New York Programs
1995 Malibu Beach House Malibu, California Programs
1996 Malibu Beach House Malibu, California Programs
1997 Motel California Rancho Palos Verdes, California Programs
1998 Summer Share Seaside Heights, New Jersey 12 Angry Viewers, The Carson Daly Show, Daily Burn, Eye Spy Video, The Jim Breuer Show, Lunch with Jesse, Say What?, Total Request
1999 Isle of MTV Paradise Island, The Bahamas Programs
2000 SoCal Summer Mission Beach, California Hot Zone, Jams Countdown, Mandy, Say What? Karaoke, Sisqo's Shakedown, Summer Dawn Patrol, Total Request Live
2001 Summer in the Keys Key West, Florida Programs
2002 Shore Thing Seaside Heights, New Jersey Beat Seekers, Becoming Presents: Wannabes, Direct Effect, Direct Effect Weekend, I Bet You Will, MTV Soul, Prime Time Players, Real World Theater, Road Rules Theater, The Rock Rundown, TRL [1]
2003 Beach House '03 Southampton, New York All Things Rock, All Things Rock Countdown,
Direct Effect, MTV Hits, Say What? Karaoke, Sunrise at the Beach House, Total Request Live
, Video Clash 		[2]
2004 Beach House: Summer on the Run Various Direct Effect, MTV Hits, Total Request Live [3]
2005 Summer on the Strip
Las Vegas, Nevada
 Direct Effect, Total Request Live, Weekend Dime [4]
2006 Summer Sizzle Mission Beach, California Programs

Spring Break

1986: MTV's inaugural Spring Break programming largely consisted of on-location VJ segments hosted by Alan Hunter and Martha Quinn. Programming culminated with concerts from Mr. Mister and Starship.[5][6]

1987: VJs Carolyne Heldman and Alan Hunter hosted VJ segments along with guest hosts Justine Bateman and Beastie Boys. Concert performers included Crowded House, KBC Band, and 'Til Tuesday.[7][8]

1988: VJs Downtown Julie Brown and Kevin Seal hosted VJ segments while special editions of Dial MTV, Remote Control, and Top 20 Video Countdown were aired. Other programming included a standup comedy special and concerts from Richard Marx and Squeeze.[9]

1989: Programming included special editions of The Big Picture, Club MTV, Remote Control, Top 20 Video Countdown, and Yo! MTV Raps. Other programming included a standup comedy special and a Ms. Rock-a-Likes lookalike contest. Concerts performers included Cheap Trick, The Fixx, and Vixen.[10]

1990: Programming included special editions of Club MTV, Dial MTV, Friday Night Rock Blocks, Full Tilt, Kevin Seal: Sporting Fool, Remote Control, the Top 20 Video Countdown, and Yo! MTV Raps, as well as a Spring Break Comedy Concert.[11] During a taping of Club MTV, Chad Smith and Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers[12] were arrested after sexually harassing a 20-year-old woman in the audience.[13]

1991: 1991's programming was branded as the Ultimate Spring Break Endur-a-thon, featuring college students competing in athletic activities. Special editions of MTV shows included The Big Picture, Club MTV, Dial MTV, Half Hour Comedy Hour, Hot Seat, Street Party, Top 20 Video Countdown, and Yo! MTV Raps. Other programming included The Road to Daytona, which followed MTV VJs on their way to Florida, Da Show, and Spring Break Strip Party.[14][15][16]

Dayton

Municipal assignment to the building fluctuated throughout the school's tenure in the regional district, most often during the Baby Boom. Clark and Garwood students were transferred to Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School upon that school's opening in 1956. Berkeley Heights and Mountainside students were transferred to Governor Livingston Regional High School upon that school's opening in 1960, although Mountainside students returned to Dayton by the mid-1970s due to overcrowding at Governor Livingston. Kenilworth students were transferred to David Brearley Regional High School upon that school's opening in 1966. Following Brearley's closure in 1993, all future Kenilworth students were assigned to Dayton while current Brearley students were permitted to attend either Johnson or Dayton. Concurrently, all future Mountainside students were assigned to Governor Livingston while current Mountainside students at Dayton were permitted to either transfer to Governor Livingston or remain at Dayton. Since the dissolution of the regional district in 1997, Dayton has only housed Springfield pupils.

Seaside Heights

Modern development began in 1909, when the Manhassett Realty Company began selling lots in the community with the intention of selling vacation properties to Philadelphia and Camden residents. Development was accelerated by the completion of the Barnegat Bay bridge in 1915 and the installation of utilities.

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  2. ^ "Show Line-Up". MTV.
  3. ^ "Summer Show Highlights". MTV.
  4. ^ "Summer on the Strip". MTV.
  5. ^ Hart, Louise (2016-03-30). "MTV's First 'Spring Break' VJ Remembers What Spring Break Was Like Before Camera Phones". GQ. Retrieved 2017-09-01.
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  10. ^ MTV Spring Break 1989 Promo. Retrieved March 13, 2023.
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  12. ^ "MTV SPRING BREAK FLASHBACK". rpm.hardrock.com.
  13. ^ "Showtime's 'Spring Broke' Doc Misses Its Chance to Expose the Darkness at the Heart of a Collegiate Ritual". Flavorwire. Retrieved 2020-01-09.
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