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Spring Break Angler's Delight -- School is out so fishing is in Thursday morning for West Valley High School junior Ty Sundlee and several of his
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Spring break - wrong price to pay
Indianapolis Recorder
; Edwards, Alicia Renee Indianapolis Recorder 03-12-2004 Spring break is coming around, and that means no school and plenty of time for fun. Some teen-agers are gong out of town, and are attending parties. They worked hard in school, and they deserve a break. Although spring break is meant for
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Spring Break Season Dishes Both Memories and Debt
Albuquerque Journal
; Get over last week's remarkable snowfall here. Spring break is unfolding across the country, and for college kids it means a week or so away from the daily grind of classes, tests and homework. If you believe popular television shows, spring break is all about bikinis, cold beer and warm waves
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Campuses should warn women of spring break dangers, AMA says.
Campus Crime
; Campuses should do more to help female students have a safer spring break, says the American Medical Association. The group this month released a study revealing that women drink in excess and are sexually permissive on spring breaks, which is hazardous to their health. Spring break is broken, said
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Spring Break Angler's Delight -- School is out so fishing is in Thursday morning for West Valley High School junior Ty Sundlee and several of his
Yakima Herald-Republic
; friends. Sundlee, fishing for rainbow trout in the Cowiche Canyon while on spring break, says he tries to fish in the area at least once a month. Staff photo by Gordon King
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The Spring Break Party
Today's Woman
; Think back to your 17th birthday. It's hard I know, but try to remember your experience with spring break. For me while growing up in Philadelphia, the goal was a week in Atlantic City. The '70s Jersey shore was a rundown imitation of South Philley. No casinos - just pizza parlors, a boardwalk,
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Oh, give us a spring break So, 75% of US students wil get drunk and display 'increased sexual behaviour' on their holidays
The Independent on Sunday
; For a generation, American college students have used the spring break to head for some exotic location and indulge in seven days of as much debauchery as they can manage. It has become such a tradition that MTV annually presents a series of shows from a spring break hotspot. There is a whole
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Study sees spring break risk.
Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD)
; ... has always skipped the spring break scene. Copyright (c) 2006, The Baltimore Sun Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News. For information on republishing this content, contact us at (800) 661-2511 (U.S.), (213) 237-4914 (worldwide), fax (213) 237-65 ...
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EDUCATION: TEEN DRINKING; Putting the brakes on spring break recklessness; A rash of alcohol-related deaths leads Hamline University to offer quick lessons in responsibility.(NEWS)
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
; Byline: JEFF SHELMAN; STAFF WRITER Last week, Hamline University put on a one-hour class to get students ready for the weeklong holiday. The title: Booze, Sex & Spring Break. The gift for attendance: a plastic bag containing ibuprofen, lip balm, bandages and condoms. The lesson: We know that many
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Marketers' Puzzle: Where to Spring for Spring Break Ads
Chicago Sun-Times
; Spring break is back, and many of America's top marketers are once again attempting to cash in on college kids at play. But sponsors share one problem: They don't know where to go. Marketing consultants say that no single American city can any longer anoint itself as the nation's spring break
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College girls go wild, drink on spring break; 'Binge-fest' called dangerous.(PAGE ONE)
The Washington Times
; Byline: Cheryl Wetzstein, THE WASHINGTON TIMES Leading researchers have discovered the obvious: College kids, booze and bikinis are a dangerous mixture. Spring break has become an unhealthy binge-fest, says the head of a major medical association, citing a poll that shows that 74 percent of female
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