Nutshell

The Nut­shell: What are Your Plans for Spring Break?

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MISHAWAKA – The time has come for an­other Nut­shell for The Bea­con. This week, we asked Bethel stu­dents what their plans are for Spring Break. 

Corbin Knight, a fresh­man Chris­t­ian Min­istries ma­jor, said, “I have no plans for Spring Break!” 

Des­tiny Dodd, a fresh­man Lib­eral Stud­ies ma­jor, said, “My plans are to work and pos­si­bly be in­volved in jury duty.” 

Danny Gon­za­lez, a fresh­man Mu­sic Ed­u­ca­tion ma­jor, said, “This se­mes­ter, for Spring Break, I will be go­ing to Kala­hari with my boys!” 

Kaene Haughee, a sopho­more Ed­u­ca­tion ma­jor, said, “I’m ac­tu­ally hang­ing out here in town and do­ing ob­ser­va­tion hours for some ed­u­ca­tion classes I have.” 

Roland Kins­man, a fresh­man Mu­sic Ed­u­ca­tion ma­jor, said, “The trav­el­ling the­atre group, Gen­e­sians, will be around the Mid­west per­form­ing ‘Ten Miles to Jeri­cho’ and ‘Click, Clack, Moo.’” 

Ethan Babler, a fresh­man The­atre ma­jor, had the same idea, say­ing, “I am go­ing to be trav­el­ling with Bethel’s the­atre group, the Gen­e­sians, over Spring Break.” 

This week, there are quite a few oth­ers at Bethel who haven’t got much go­ing on over Spring Break. This week’s ques­tion was met with plenty of “vis­its to fam­ily” or “just hang­ing around,” but it’s per­fectly fine to take as much rest and re­lax­ation as Spring Break pro­vides. Col­lege is­n’t an easy gig and every­one needs time to de­com­press. That be­ing said, how­ever you’re spend­ing your Spring Break, make sure to stay safe and take the time you need for your­self.