By: Joleen Braasch Staff Writer
“Other than work I’m going to do drag show rehearsals […] which is the most fun thing ever. Then, on Thursday me and my roommate are gonna go to Idaho and visit my parents because she has never been there and I am showing her all the fun things that Boise has to offer.”
Haley Lancourt, junior, exercise science major
“I was going to Disneyland with my family but they decided I didn’t need to go this year. So, I’m just gonna be back home for the entire spring break.”
Jo Ann Grassman, sophomore, psychology major
“NCAA tournament, wherever the Ducks go. They’ll probably end up on the West Coast somewhere, I’m probably gonna try and road-trip and catch a couple games of the regional. So, I’m pretty excited about that.”
Matt Rawlings, senior, communications major
“I’m gonna go to Las Vegas and win money for my tuition.”
Sadrac Lopez, junior, social science with a focus in sociology
“If I do anything I go to the beach with my friends, and for this spring break I am actually getting a car this weekend, so I’ll probably get to go to Seattle or the beach.”
Lyndsey Harris, sophomore, biology major
“I am going home in Astoria and I am basically doing nothing. I did go camping once, in Washington.”
Marilisa Peña, senior, forensic chemistry major
“[In the past], we went to Florida and Georgia and stayed at his grandparents’ condo on the beach.”
Samantha Bishop, senior, interdisciplinary studies major
Aubrey Rogers III, senior, criminal justice major
“I’m going to play with my band, Fathom, up in Seattle. And try to find one or two days to not do anything.”
James Masnov, junior, history major
“I’m probably going to watch the Special Olympic soccer practice that my mom coaches.”
Katie Diiorio, sophomore, ASL interpreting major
“I’m going home to my parents’ house, in Tigard, Ore., to spend some time with them, and maybe do some volunteering for my education program.”
Cynthia Olivares, sophomore, elementary education major
“I’m planning to go to the beach to meet up with some people that are going to the Peace-Corp, and I am also going up to Seattle for Sakura-Con, like a crazy person.”
Molly Hinsvark, senior, social science education major
“A couple spring breaks ago, I was driving over the Santiam Pass to Bend and an avalanche hit right in front of me and closed off the road for about three hours. It was pretty terrifying but it was actually pretty beautiful […] and no-one got hurt.”
Troy MacVicar, senior, business major
“My grandparents are having their 50th wedding anniversary, and we’re going on a Caribbean Cruise […] In the past I have gone to Germany and normal spring break parties.”
Sam Reed, junior, humanities major
