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A Monday through Friday guide to Spring Break 2016

Spring Break is coming up soon, but you don’t have to spend a lot of money or travel too far from home. Follow this simple Monday through Friday plan to see the best of what this area has to offer.

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2016/02/29 8:45 AM

Monday: Armand Bayou Nature Center

Tuesday: Island Bicycle Company

Wednesday: Discovery Green

Thursday: Houston Museum of Natural Science & The Health Museum

Friday: Hermann Park

 

 

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Written by Jessica Wade

Jessica is a senior at UHCL majoring in communication with plans to enter the field of public relations in healthcare once she graduates in August 2016. She enjoys scrap-booking, photography, fishing and spending time with her husband, daughter and dog on the weekends.

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