By Mark Morgan — March 3, 2010
What to do in Seattle during spring break

By Erin Flemming — March 3, 2010
Stay stylish and smart with these spring-break must-haves

By Lauren Becherer — March 3, 2010
What to do on the Eastside during spring break

By Bryden McGrath — March 3, 2010
If you’re staying in Seattle for spring break and need some plans, fear no more.

By Tiffany Shedrick — March 3, 2010
Sticking out spring break with mom and dad

By Nick Visser — March 3, 2010
UW students opt for an alternative spring break

By Nicole Ciridon — March 3, 2010
On my way to work the other day, I decided to veer off my usual route and take a stroll through the Quad.

By Kevin Wong — March 3, 2010
Tips on planning a cheap vacation

— December 16, 2009
Photo contest results

By Nicole Ciridon — December 14, 2009
Although people have a while to plan, they usually wait until the last minute to purchase or even think about the perfect Christmas present. Stop stalling and start reading for some of The Daily’s holiday gift solutions.

By Nicole Ciridon — December 14, 2009
Instead of complaining about how lazy you will be and how much weight you will gain during break, get up and get active during those three weeks.

By The Daily Staff — December 14, 2009
Hardcover books No matter how many times you’ve read them, they still look brand new.

— December 14, 2009
“For the holidays, since I’m not going to be going anywhere, I’m going to be staying at home and looking forward to spending some quality family time.

By William Denman — December 14, 2009
With a month-long hiatus from mind-numbing class work, winter break can often lend itself to its own brand of doldrums. Instead of resorting to yet another TV marathon or Facebook-stalk session, try adding a new tradition to your holiday repertoire.

By Nicole Ciridon — December 14, 2009
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By Nicole Ciridon — December 14, 2009
I’ve never written to you before, but I figure now is as good a time to start as any.

By Kirsten Soelling — December 14, 2009
The dark and cold of winter seem endless during the early hours of the morning as family members sleep in the warmth of their beds.

By Nicole Ciridon — December 14, 2009
Aside from the food, a party’s theme is the most essential aspect, and the holidays are the perfect time to exploit those wacky and unconventional themes.

By Nicole Ciridon — October 30, 2009
1. Be wary of people wearing masks. Halloween is the time for dressing up, but others can use this masquerading to easily conceal their identity when committing a crime.