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If you?re like most college students, you don?t see why the partying should stop just because you?re on break from school! But before you travel to destinations unknown this spring break, you might want to brush up on preventing diarrhea (boil water), avoiding STDs (use a condom), and more. That way, you can head off to your parent?s timeshare or your semester of study abroad with an all inclusive ticket to fun.

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