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Paradise Getaway: Some MC students will hang out on the
beach sipping cocktails and getting tan or visiting the
Bahamas.
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS:
GET AHEAD IN YOUR
CAREER!
WHAT DOES REGISTERING AT CAREER SERVICES MEAN‘
^ Access to full-time and part-time job
information
^ Acess to internship information
^ Resume development and mock interviews
^ Updatees on upcoming events such as job
fairs, networking opportunities and workshops
^ Graduate school information and practice
exams for ORE and GMAT
^ Career advice on choosing a career of major
^ And much more!!!
HOW TO REGISTER;
GO TO;
www.methodist.edu/student_life/career/services.htn i
CLICK ON “REGISTER”
CHOOSE “STUDENT/ALUMN”
AND FOLLOW DIRECTIONS FROM THERE!
CALL 630-7279 FOR QUESTIONS.
KENICHI YOKOTA
Staff Writer
With spring breatc coming in the
next four weeks, many Methodist stu
dents plan to go to the Bahamas,
Florida, Mrytle Beach, and even Las
Vegas.
What many college students
imagine spring break to be from MTV
is partying, tanning on white sand
beaches, and swimming in the clear
blue ocean.
This is no different for MC
students this spring break as the
most popular destination is the
beach. Some seniors will go
abroad for their last official spring
break.
Senior Danielle Smith and
senior Stefanie Wargala found the
cruise to the Bahamas on the
Internet. “We are going to have fun
in the sun, spending five days in the
Bahamas and two days in Miami,”
Danielle said.
The Methodist College Out
door Adventure Program will also
offer a trip to the Bahamas. They
will stay in the Bahamas for five
days, and will also be in Orlando,
Fla., for two days before coming
back to campus. It costs only
$100, including one meal a day, all
transportation, all accomodation,
and some activities such as snor-
kellng.
Mike Sinkovitz, Director of
Intramural Recreation said, “We
usually camp, but this time we will
rent a house in the Bahamas.”
There is only room for 16
people because two vans will be
used to drive to Florida. Those
who are interested in the trip may
stop by Sinkovitz's office in Berns
Student Center.
Following the Bahamas,
Florida is the next destination that
some students are choosing for
spring break. Many say that they
will spend time on the beach and
party with friends.
Interestingly, very few stu
dents are going to Myrtle Beach,
S.C., even though it is the closest
beach to Fayetteville. Sophomore
David Garcia is an exception and
doesn’t plan to go far for his
break. “I love the water and the
beach scene,” he said. “So I al
ways find myself down in Mrytle
Beach, hanging out with my old
friends."And last, some students
are going to stay home and work
during spring break. Folks, it’s
spring break'. \
Many students search for
travel plans on the Internet to find
the best travel deals. Some spring
break websites good for planning
with reasonable prices include
www.springbreaktravel.com.
www.ststravel.com. and
www.springbreaksolution.com.
There is still time for those
who don’t have a plan yet. Find
the best deal and have fun.