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Opp Page Bottom: Tammy Hines and Jamie Howson had a snowy but fun J-term. Center: The tragedy of the space shuttle Challenger left Westminster students mourning and the flag on Old Main at half mast. Thi» Page Bottom: Dr. McTaggar ' s European tour gave some lucky students the opportunity to view the Matter- horn. This Pago Right: Two Westminster men take a chilly afternoon stroll. This Page Top Right: An unusu- al view of Hillside during January paints an icy cold portrait. This Page Top: New England Patriot fans and
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Gimme A Break! good one? How many times have you heard that phrase after each break from school? Too many times, right? Although we all hate answering the question, we all are guilty of asking it. Why do we do it? May- be to measure how good our own break actually was, or to get new ideas of what to do or where to go next year. If you need an option for next year, Florida is always a good choice. The hot, sandy beaches of this southern haven are a unique place to spend break. It ' s always easy to spot the Florida bound. Six weeks before break, the beach crew becomes calorie conscious as Saga salads and Diet Coke are downed in the vain hopes of battling the bulge before break. The most enjoyable part of a Florida break has to be the trip there. What better way to spend 20 hours than couped up in a car with 6 other people? If the fun-n-sun scene isn ' t for you, road trips to other schools in faraway lands (Ohio U.. Penn State, and Miami U.) ar another viable option. It ' s interesting to discover colleges that actually have real live bars in town, 24 hour visitation, and no quiet hours. Christmas is typically the break to get back in touch with friends, relatives, and dear old mom and dad. Once the family duties are done, many W.C. students hit the slopes for a little winter fun. Although for some people, it ' s hard to comprehend the individuals who actually consider fly- ing down a mountain at 60 mph on two flimsy pieces of fiberglass at 20 degrees below, fun. Whatever way you spend your break, you are bound to be asked that beloved question. So, even if you didn ' t enjoy your break, be prepared to tell everyone about it and, be creative in your reply. Make up a wild story with lots of juicy details. Chances are, no one will ever know you spent a week watching cartoons while turning your brains to mush. i| 24 Breaks
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