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Alternative Spring Break heading to New Orleans in 2010
BY CHRISTINE NEWBY Students, faculty, and staff Additionally, an essay section to go.” by the end of Oct.
managing editor will be rebuilding homes that was added. The application is on the “I’ll work with [students] in-
have been affected by hurri- “We want students to be hon- Facebook group called Penn dividually if need be," Stubbs
The 2010 Alternative Spring canes and natural disasters. est and tell us why they are in- State Behrend Alternative said about financial issues.
Break (ASB) trip to New Or- According to Cynara Stubbs, terested,’’ Stubbs explained Spring Break 2010-New Or- “There will be a fundraising op
leans, LA on March 7-12 in- Coordinator of the Center for about the\new essay portion of leans. Once the application is
volves a new application Service and The Smith Chapel, the application. “It is a great completed, students need to “If Wfil |’\/P nPVPf V/fll
process which must be submit- one of the new features this way to see yvhy students want email the application to Stubbs 0 IIOVOI VUI
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Connor Sattely / The Behrend Beacon fa re ground transportation, portunity. You learn how to
Behrend students Yen Tong (right) end Jenna Ferguson (left) measure a piece of wood for a laminate floor soane meals, and lodging. The communicate better. Like most
on Alternative Spring Break's 2009 trip to Gulfport, Ms. cokt also includes a sioo non- things in college, you get out
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Parent & Family Weekend
Junior Danielle Zamick went
on the ASB trip last year and
wants to go again. Zamick
transferred from Behrend to
University Park this year.
“I gained a lot from my expe
rience, mainly just to appreci
ate what you have,” Zarnick
said. “It’s sad, but you don’t re
alize everything in life that you
take as ‘necessities’ until you
see people whose homes have
been destroyed and literally
have nothing. It definitely im
pacted me and my outlook on
life, maybe causing me to see
things more on the brighter
side.”
Ninety students total will be
going on the trip. Of those 90
students, 40 will be from
Behrend and 50 from other
Penn State campuses.
“I want to do it again this
year because we had a blast,”
Zarnick said. “You go there
with forty people from your
school, most of whom you don’t
know. When there you become
a family working side by side.
To see the families in need ap
preciate their new home makes
it truly worth it.”
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