University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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■ pring break. Two words that brought a look of bliss to any student ' s face during Winter Quarter finals. Dreams of heading for sand or snow pulled many a Bruin through a Chem 21 or .Management lA final, promis- ing a week of sun, fun, and relaxation. For Seniors, Spring Break was the last chance to vacation with college friends, while for Freshmen it was a chance to get away with new friends. But no matter who you are, Spring Break was un- doubtedly the time to shake the winter blahs. According to the ASUCLA Travel Service, students favored Mazatlan over other vacation choices, but skiing in Utah and Colorado proved second-most popular with those craving just a few more runs of the season. As ever, Hawaii ranked in the top three vacation spots, with it ' s close proximity and tropical weather. Even after the ruckus caused by last year ' s crowds, some Bruins partook of the desert sun in Palm Springs, hol- ing up in parent ' s condos or local hotels, and lounging by pools. Ahh! That was really living. ■ rMl ' S. VsStf t Ps m iii Spring Break 25