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  • Scene Articles (The Observer)
    With only a few midterms and papers standing in the way of a week of nothingness, I figured it would be about time to plan my spring break. After booking a trip to the Bahamas, I was shocked to hear that United Airlines doesn't accept Flex Points. Nor could I make a charge to my student account.


  • Par Springer-miller Systems Partners With HBSi (Hospitality Net)
    ATLANTA ? PAR Springer-Miller Systems (PSMS) and Hotel Booking Solutions Incorporated (HBSi) have partnered to offer hoteliers instant and efficient communications of room inventory and reservations data to and from distribution channels and the SMS|HostŪ Hospitality Management System.


  • The Spectrum - www.thespectrum.com - (Saint George Spectrum)
    The Spectrum reports arrests for felony crimes and compound misdemeanors and warrants carrying a bail of at least $750. All arrest information is taken from the jail booking log and police reports. The Spectrum reserves the right to report on other incidents at the editors' discretion.


  • Art in Romania, chocolate in Belgium (AP via Yahoo! News)
    If you're booking a European vacation and you want to go beyond the usual top attractions, consider planning a trip centered around a cultural experience, whether it's a festival, an art show, a sporting event or an annual ritual.


  • Spirit Airlines charges for baggage, beverages (USA Today)
    In a move that other U.S. airlines may copy, Florida-based discounter Spirit Airlines will begin charging for every checked bag. After June 19, customers may pay $5 each for their first two bags while booking online. At the airport, the charge for checked luggage goes to $10 for each of the first two bags. Additional bags will cost $100 each.


  • Free Passport and the Lowest Prices of the Season With Funjet Vacations' Fun Saver Sale (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
    During Funjet Vacations' biggest sale of the year, the Fun Saver Sale, travelers will save up to $600 per couple with the lowest prices of the season. Plus, customers will receive exclusive passport offers when booking, including a free passport from Funjet Vacations.


  • COM grad climbs ladder to MTV exec. post (The Daily Free Press)
    A Boston University graduate who spoke to WTBU members last night about opportunities in the radio field knows a thing about opportunity herself. MTV executive Amy Doyle, a 1992 College of Communication graduate, earned her position booking the hottest bands for the entertainment empire after crawling her way through the national radio circuit.


  • Ballack finally delivers to send Chelsea into last eight (AFP via Yahoo! News)
    Michael Ballack kept Chelsea's Champions League dreams alive as his late goal earned a 2-1 last 16 second leg win over Porto that booked a place in the quarter-finals.


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