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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 92 09:34:07 EST
From:         Charlie=Desourdy%SURG%UMASS@SERVER2.UMMED.EDU
Subject:      Boston-Cape Cod-Youth Hostel
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There is an AYH office on commonwealth ave in boston, directory assistance in
boston area 1-617-555-1212 should be able to get you the phone number.

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|Charlie Desourdy                              c.deso@umassmed.ummed.edu  |
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 92 19:22:53 TUR
From:         "Anne Suggs,SC1" <CISUGGS@ECUVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      SPRING BREAK
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 *** Reply to note of 11/15/92 16:33
 computing and Information Systems
 Austin 310 757-6860

 I saw a flyer posted around school that had different packages for
 Spring Break which included Panama City, Florida Keys, Daytona, Bahamas,
 and Cancun.  The name of the company is Spring Break Travel and their
 phone number is 1-800-378-6383.  I don't know anything about this
 company but maybe it is worth a phone call.

 Anne Suggs
 East Carolina University
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 92 20:49:00 EST
From:         CANDY WONG <WONG0206@SNYPLAVA.BITNET>
Subject:      TRAVEL TO HONG KONG
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Date sent:  16-NOV-1992 20:46:56
Hello All:
        I am planning travel to Hong Kong during this coming Christmas
break.  Are there any special places I should go for?  I heard that there
has a cheap shopping center.  Also, are there have many different food I
can try?  Is out there anyone could get some ideas.


CANDY WONG
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 92 21:48:56 EST
From:         JFIJ000 <JFIJ@NLU.BITNET>
Subject:      AUSTRALIA
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DOES ANYBODY KNOW THE CHEAPEST (LEAST EXPENSIVE) TRIP TO SYDNEY
AUSTRALIA OR TO NEW ZEALAND OR TO ANY AUSTRALIAN EAST COAST CITY
FROM LAX (LOS ANGELES) OR ANY MIDWEST CITY? IF SO, PLEASE GIVE
SOME ADVISE. WE WILL TRAVEL IN A GROUP OF 10 AND STAY FOR ABOUT
10 TO 20 DAYS.THANKS JOHN F.
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 92 10:45:00 CDT
From:         Mark Ziolkowski <MZIOLKOWSKI%TBR@MEMSTVX1.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: L>A - Wash. state needed
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Zac,

I don't know if Markair services LA, but they have a round trip airfare from
San Francisco/Oakland to Seattle and back for $150.  Or at least they did a
few weeks ago.  They had fares that were about half what anybody else was
charging and the fare has been in effect for some time so I don't think its
a limited time only special fare.  From Seattle round trip tickets directly
into Pullman run around $200.  Round trip flights into Spokane can be as little
as $81, if you're willing to fly on specific flights, usually in the 6 am and
6 pm time frame.  Fares into both cities appear to be fairly stable.  You would
book these through Alaskan airlines.  Some airlines and routes have student
discounts, if you're under 25 and have valid ID, so don't forget to ask about
that.
I can't tell you a whole lot about rail service up and down the coast, but I
do know that a one way Metroliner reserved ticket from Spokane to Fulton, KY
which is close to my home, is $280.  I would assume that it would be less for
you since you wouldn't be going most of the way across the continent.

If you need more specific info, let me know and I'll look into things for you.
Good luck!

Mark Ziolkowski
Tennessee Board of Regents
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 92 15:00:00 EST
From:         WISH1165@SNYPLAVA.BITNET
Subject:      DO you still have them?
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Date sent:  16-NOV-1992 14:57:04
Last week someone said that they had airline tickets that could only be
used from December 17-30 and you had to give the airline two weeks notice.
I was just wondering if you still had them because that is just what I'm
looking for.  I am mor than willing to pay you something for them.  Please
respond. My address is WISH1165@SNYPLAVA.BITNET.
                        Thank You,
                               Jill
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 92 11:48:00 EST
From:         June Maxwell <UMAXWE@UNC.BITNET>
Subject: Re: SPRING BREAK
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Hilde - you are very kind - more so than I would be when
confronted with (more than one) "me and my friends" (Yechhh!)
Only George's succint reply stilled my eager-to-flame fingers.
  June (grandmother for 19 years but still nit-picking)
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 92 08:01:36 EST
From:         rgtaylor@UALR.EDU
Subject:      RE: Cruise/Bahamas/Disney/MGM ???
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Tim,

When we went last year to Disney, we went to each park for one day, and the
w
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 92 08:28:00 EDT
From:         HORVATH@DAEMON.RUTGERS.EDU
Subject:      travelling near home
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I agree with Aaron about checking out the sights nearby.  As much as I love
travelling abroad or around the country, I've found a lot to see in much-
maligned New Jersey--thanks to my husband, who hates to leave the state.

In the north we've got rolling hills, miles and miles of NO PEOPLE!!!  Yes, you
heard me, NO PEOPLE!  The area around High Point and the Delaware Water Gap is
lovely.

In the south is Cape May, which is unbelievably delightful, and for something a
bit different, try taking the ferry over to Lewes, Delaware--it take about an
hour and isn't too expensive for walk-ons.  I'm not sure about "normal" cars--
we were going south to Virginia's Eastern Shore (another neat place) and
decided to avoid I-95, D.C., and the like.  The ferry costs a lot for a trailer
--about $30, but walk-ons are very reasonable--about $5-6, I think.

And all over the state, north, central and south, are restored colonial
villages, small county or state parks with either an historical motif (i.e.
Battlefield Park in Monmouth Co.--where Molly Pitcher did her thing during the
Revolution--remember her?), and the like.

And even if New York still claims Liberty and Ellis Islands (I can hear the
guns being loaded now that I've said this), both islands are just off shore NJ
and easy to get to from Liberty State Park.

I have a feeling that all states have good stuff nearby.  Recently, people have
been talking about nice places in Arizona.  Funny, my cousins from Phoenix kept
telling us that there's nothing to do or see out there.  ?????

Have a nice day, all.

Hilde
From: KAUFL@NKI.BITNET (Bob Kaufl)
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Subject: Re: CRUISES
Date: 17 Nov 92 21:34:17 GMT
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>By short I assume you mean 3 or 4 days.  If that is the case then I have
>some information.  If have been on a couple 3/4 day cruises.  One on
>Carnivals Mardi Gras and one on Preimere's Oceanic [sp].  Both went to
>the bahamas out of Port Canavaral Florida.
>
>There are several choices out of that port.  I believe Carnival cruise
>line is now running three ships including one of there mega-liners out of
>the port and Preimere is running three ships as well.  Discovery and
>Sea Escape may also have trips out of this port.
>
>You can also probably find 3/4 day cruises out of both Miami and Fort
>Lauderdale
>   .
>
>I ahve found carnival to be a good cruise for the money.  It tends to have a
>younger crowd and activities.  Preimere is a more family oriented line as it is
>the official cruiseline of Disney World.
>
Bill,

I'm interested in your overall impression of the Carnival cruse.  You mentioned
that it was a younger crowd - do you mean young as in college kids - if so
did you happen go over one of the spring break weekends??

Any additional comments on either package would be appreciated.

Thanks,  Bob Kaufl   KAUFL@NKI
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 92 08:06:44 EST
From:         rgtaylor@UALR.EDU
Subject:      RE: Cruise/Bahamas/Disney/MGM ???
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Tim,

Sorry about the first posting.

When we went to Disney last year, we went to each park one day.  Then, with
our last day, we decided which park we enjoyed most, and went back to that
park for our final day.  It worked out great.  There is a book called the
Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World that is a great help.  It's filled with
tips and information.  Take rain parkas, a backpack with a water bottle(they
will refill it free and cokes are EXPENSIVE), and comfortable clothes and shoes.
I hope you enjoy your trip.  Please feel free to write back with questions.

Ranette
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Subject: Re: CRUISES
Date: 18 Nov 92 15:24:00 GMT
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Bob,

My overall impression of Carnival.  I had a good time and a lot of fun.
I know that my sound like an ad [The Fun Ships] but it is true.

It is not as high class a service as some people might want.
For example our waiter did a lot of joking around during the meals.
he did a couple of magic tricks and did some orgami and other entertaining
things at our table.

Some people would not want a waiter to do that and would find it offensive.
It does however fit in with the fun ship theme.

When I talk about younger crowd I would say it varied in age from say 20-60
with the average being somewhere perhaps in the 30's rather than an older
crowd which would push the average up.

Singleworld does use the carnival ships for some of there trips and there were
a group of them on both ships that I have been on.  These were generally
college age or a little older and they had special events of there own as well.

There are activities like beer drinking contests and pillow fights that would
certainly fit a college break idea.

I did not cruise during collee break but I do think carnival would be a
chioce for a college student if they wanted to do that.

I also beleive that carnival offers group discounts if four or more cabins
are rented together and like I said Singleworld offers some packages with
quad rates.

Remeber with a cruise that room and meals are included but bar drinks are not.

Bill Hanes
HANES91@SNYPOTVA.BITNET
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 92 00:39:02 TUR
From:         GEORGE BAUER <BAUER@RCKHRST1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: SPRING BREAK
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Holly:

Grow up!

And while you are at it, please take a freshman English course.

Personally, I think you should spend spring break studying English!
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 92 20:11:00 EST
From:         BREA6304@SNYPLAVA.BITNET
Subject:      Re: WASHINGTON D.C.
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Date sent:  16-NOV-1992 20:02:20


Mike,

        Hi, I am a college student who spends every summer in Dale City/
Woodbridge Va. which is about 15 min. outside of D.C.
        As for the info on D.C. you said that you have never spent any time
there, well it is definately different.  It is very busy, personaly I think
it is worse than N.Y.C.  I suggest looking for housing etc. outside of the
district.  My sister has lived there for 6 yrs. and her husband travels
into the district every day.  You would probably find better rates on
housing/condos, etc. just north or south of the district.
        I love the district myself, it is very fast paced!!  If you do
decide to take the job, Ii wish you the best of luck.  If you would like
some exact places that you are interested in, I could give you addresses
and phone numbers.

                                Holly
























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>HELP!  I HAVE A SLIGHT PROBLEM INVOLVING WASHINGTON D.C.,  MY PROBLEM IS
>THAT I KNOW IDEA WHAT WASHINGTON D.D. IS ABOUT.  I HAVE APPLIED TO DO AN
> INTERNSHIP IN A BUSINESS AT ONE OF THE FEDERAL PRISONS IN NEW YORK.
> IN REPLY I WAS TOLD THAT I COULD TAKE A POSITION IN D.C.  I HAVE ONLY SEEN
>IT ONCE AND THAT WAS BECAUSE WE PASSED THROUGH IT ON OUR WAY TO VIRGINIA,
>SO WE DID NOT HAVE TIME TO CHECK IT OUT IN GREAT DETAIL.  I AM LOOKING FOR ANY
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>   NFORMATION ABOUT THE AREA AND ROUGH ESTIMATES FOR
>HOUSING COSTS.  ANY INFORMATION THAT MIGHT BE OF USE WILL BE GREATLY
>APPRECIATED.
>
>                                     THANKS,
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Subject:      Re: DC-NY airfares
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>
>a pair of roundtrip tix From Wash., DC to Newark and I can't get a fare
>quote under $171.  Does anyone know of a source of cheaper (reasonable!) tix.
>They've got to be reliable and not standby.    Thanks,

Seems to me you might want to look into Amtrak, maybe.  (I'm not sure how
much that'd run you.  Or try commuter trains partway.  Being in the midwest
I don't know just what the details are in the Northeast corridor.)

--
The preceding does not reflect the views or opinions of anybody.
	Barry Bouwsma,            ag786@YFN.YSU.EDU [Internet]
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Date:         Sun, 15 Nov 92 20:58:05 EST
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Subject:      DC-NY airfares
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a pair of roundtrip tix From Wash., DC to Newark and I can't get a fare
quote under $171.  Does anyone know of a source of cheaper (reasonable!) tix.
They've got to be reliable and not standby.    Thanks,
                        Howard Kaplan
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Subject:      Panama City or Ireland
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Date sent:  15-NOV-1992 15:25:06
  Hi.  DUring March of 1993 I am planning a vacation to Panama City.
Does anyone have any ideas  for a place ot stay or any sights to see?
 Also I am hoping to go to Ireland during the summer of 1993 but I
don't know of a lot to do while I am there.  Any suggestions?
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Subject:      ahhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Date sent:  15-NOV-1992 16:13:43
      Hello,
         I have been thinking of continuing my studies in Mexico but I
really don't know much about the place. How are the schools there? Are they
like the ones in N.Y? In general are the people nice? I have heard horror
stories about the food and water? Is it as bad as people say? What do
people do for entertainment, in other words, how is the night life? Is the
cost of living less? if you can help me out with any of these questions I
would be thankful.
                                Thank You
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Date:         Sun, 22 Nov 92 11:36:56 EST
From:         "BERTON_CORSON@mcimail.com" <70473.1567@COMPUSERVE.COM>
Subject:      Re: Airline News: 11/20-21/92
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A recent news post in the AIRLINE DISCUSSION mailing list stated:

>MBX: AIRLINE@cunyvm.cuny.edu
>Subject:  Airline News: 11/20-21/92
>
>Five AMERICAN AIRLINES flights were  delayed at Dallas/Fort Worth Friday
>    after a piece of baggage was  seen "smoking".  There was no official
>    word yet  as to  the cause,  but it is  not believed  to be  fire or
>    explosive   related.   All   passengers  were   deplaned  while   an
>    investigation was mounted.

I couldn't help to mention here, that I don't blame American Airlines for
delaying the flights because some baggage was smoking.  After all, those
were non-smoking flights!

Berton M Corson
Northridge, California  USA
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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 92 02:25:13 TUR
From:         Jim Reiss <jim@EARTH.ACCELR8.COM>
Subject:      Kiev in Spring
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              92 11:17 pm

I am contemplating a trip to Kiev, Ukraine in Spring or Summer of 1993.
I would be most appreciative for any money-saving tips, suggested places
to see, or anything else it might be good to know.  It is my understanding
that I can get a visa in the Kiev airport, so that's one less thing to
worry about.  Thanks for any feedback!
--
 Jim Reiss (jim@accelr8.com)    Accelr8 Technology, Denver, Colorado, USA
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Subject:      Re: WASHINGTON D.C.
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              16 Nov 92 10:25:00 EST from <Nancy_R_DEUEL@UMAIL.UMD.EDU>

The cost of living in the D.C. area is extremely high.  The average rent for a
one bedroom apartment is from $630 up, another alternitive is a room in a group
house which will run from $300 up to about $550 depending on how many rooms/
people live there.  The state tax is quite high in Maryland with a piggyback
tax of 60% of the state tax D.C. also has a high tax rate.  To avoid this
you should consider Virginia.  Some nice area that are close to D.C. are Old
town Alexandria, the Pentagon area, Rosslyn, Crystal City ...etc.
  Good luck
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 92 08:00:37 EDT
From:         Anthony Caruso <ACARUSO@KENTVM.BITNET>
Subject:      thanks for your suggestions
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Hello:

Just wanted to thank all of you who responded to my request for
info on things to do in San Antonio.  I received some interesting
suggestions...looking forward to a wonderful visit.

Thanks again...

Tony Caruso
ACARUSO@KENTVM
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 92 21:59:41 EST
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Subject:      ANY
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THIS IS A TEST ONLY. ONLY A TEST.
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From:         OSTE4245@SNYPLAVA.BITNET
Subject:      ENGLAND
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Date sent:  16-NOV-1992 10:45:28
        I am planning on studying abroad in England next fall.  Any information
   about this area wou
about this area would be extremely useful.

Thank You,
Lindsey
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Date:         Sun, 15 Nov 92 22:23:00 EST
From:         KIRB6059@SNYPLAVA.BITNET
Subject:      COLORADO
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     I AM A STUDENT A SUNY PLATTSBURGH AND I AM GOING TO BE VISITING COLORADO
OVER CHRISTMAS BREAK.  I AM INTERESTED IN GOING SKIING.  IF ANYONE HAS ANY
INFORMATION ABOUT ASPEN, (RATES AND LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY), IT WOULD GREATLY
BE APPRECIATED.  I WOULD ALSO APPRECIATE ANY INFORMATION ABOUT THE LOCAL AREAS
NIGHT LIFE.  ANY SUGGESTIONS THAT MIGHT HELP ME I THANK YOU FOR.
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Subject:      spring break
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Date sent:  16-NOV-1992 16:15:0
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From:         Dave Gomberg <GOMBERG@UCSFVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Info Needed: SF / Silicon Valley
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More tips on visiting Silicon Valley:  When you have your exact dates
and body counts, let me know.   I will get you some inexpensive reservations.
Your best bet is to get suites (2 rooms) and put 2 persons in each room.
Is that a possibility, or does each person need an unshared room?  Your
best bet for transportation is to get some vans from a rental place.  Again,
let me know the dates you are here and I will see what I can find you.

Dave

Dave Gomberg    GOMBERG@UCSFVM  Internet node UCSFVM.UCSF.EDU  (415)731-7793
Seven Gateview Court, San Francisco CA 94116-1941
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