Sweet treats for an alternative spring break

By KENDALL LARSON Staff Writer

Alternative Spring Break hosted its second bake sale in the Centennial Student Union last week (the first being during the last semester during finals). The bake sale’s goal was to raise funds for their Alternative Spring Break trip.

This year’s destination is Kansas City, Missouri. Students will help Powell Botanical Gardens and Nourish KC Community Kitchens, among others, said Crystal Watts, one of the graduate advisors for the trip.

Steinborn-Gourley said. “Also February is a rough month for us. It’s dark, it’s cold, we’re in the thick of the semester. So recognizing the value of platonic friendship and the love that we have for the people around us that we’re not romantically involved with is really, really cru-