Spring Break: Service Gone Wild
Can good deeds and learning compete with wet T-shirt contests and random hookups? You decide.
For spring break fun, can good deeds and learning compete with wet T-shirt contests and random hookups? You decide.
Rite of Spring: Tequila shots
Righteous Spring: Measles shots. Public health students from the University of Michigan spend their vacation observing a childhood vaccination program in China.
Rite of Spring: Señor Frog's
Righteous Spring: See more frogs. Life Changing Travel's Galapagos Islands trip has students building trails, adding native plants, and working at the islands' research stations.
Rite of Spring: Gaudy cruise
Righteous Spring: Godly crusade. Students spend four days lobbying with the Oregon Right to Life Education Foundation. Highlight: the quiz game "Who Wants to Be a Pro-Lifer?"
Rite of Spring: Contracting stds
Righteous Spring: Preventing them via an AmeriCorps condom distribution and sex ed trip to Charlotte, North Carolina
Rite of Spring: Drama
Righteous Spring: Dharma. A retreat at Virginia's Radford University includes an ass-numbing 15 hours of silent meditation.
Rite of Spring: Crossing the border
Righteous Spring: Walking the border. University of California-Berkeley students tour the routes used by illegal immigrants coming into the US. But instead of following los coyotes, the students are guided by la migra.
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This trend of alternative
This trend of alternative spring break is amazing.
Young people are getting involved, traveling and having fun while making a difference.
all the new fad!
Very helpful article for
Very helpful article for college students. Thanks.
Spring Break all the time.
Who can turn down wet teeshirt competitions?
ah those where the days
Girls and Tequila all the way
