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March 31, 2013 By Alex Vassar Leave a Comment

Henry Crabb’s Spring Break Visit to Sunny Mexico!

With warm beaches, cold cerveza, and a fantastic exchange rate, Mexico has been the obvious Spring Break choice for college students for at least a decade or two. In recent years, the ongoing war between drug cartels and the federal government has made California’s southern neighbor a dangerous place. That was actually a terrible introduction […]

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