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Written by Erik Jepsen
Monday March 01, 2010 - 12:16PM

A beautiful country with a long and painful history, Uganda has been ravaged by strife and war for years; corrupt government regimes have left it one of the poorest countries in Africa. Now that colonial and civil wars have subsided, travelers can enjoy a relatively peaceful journey, but visitors are cautioned to avoid some northern regions and villages still affected by the Lord’s Resistance Army. But overall, the people of Uganda are very friendly to foreigners, and travel is remarkably affordable.

Alaska

Written by ArchiveAdmin
Monday March 01, 2010 - 12:12PM

If you’re sick of La Jolla sand and sun and looking for a change in scenery, consider Denali National Park in Alaska. Stay at a hostel just outside the park, where fellow explorers are aplenty. Believe me: You’ll appreciate the company while heading off into a wilderness filled with real-life grizzly bears and wolves by the motherload, helping ensure your trip doesn’t end like Christopher McCandless’ journey “Into the Wild.”

Jamaica

Written by Cheryl Hori
Monday March 01, 2010 - 12:05PM

Once your classical tropical locales get old and you need a break from Hawaii or Mexico, think a little farther south.

I’m talking about Jamaica — the tropical paradise where every smiling face is excited to make you a member of the laid-back island family.

Thailand

Written by Alyssa Bereznak
Monday March 01, 2010 - 11:54AM

Think of a magical place. One where you step outside and a mango smoothie is pushed into your hand. Where a whiskey and coke comes $2 by the bucket, and counterfeit designer clothing paves the streets. You, my friend, are entering a tropical slice of college-student paradise called Thailand.

Las Vegas

Written by ArchiveAdmin
Monday March 01, 2010 - 11:43AM

After spending this quarter confined in the suffocatingly sterile walls of Geisel Library, spring break on the vomit-lined streets of Las Vegas is exactly what every repressed UCSD student needs to blow off finals like a rock star.

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