Value the key for spring break students, and the destinations that want them

Travel » Arizona’s Lake Havasu, its resorts have found way to attract, welcome revelers.

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U. sophomore Tanner Olsen decided to drive to a resort city in northern Mexico popularly known as Rocky Point with several of his friends for spring break because "this year I decided to go on an adventure." Other friends are opting either for Lake Havasu or Moab.

He said cost wasn’t the determining factor.

"It was a consideration, but it wasn’t a huge issue. I just want to lie on the beach and do nothing, just relax after a hard week of midterms."

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