"I'm going to go to Pennsylvania and visit my grandparents and hang out with some friends over the weekend."
James Horvath, 22, SUNY Oneonta student, Summit.
"Probably go home and go out to eat with my family."
Mike McCord, 20, SUNY Oneonta student, Cobleskill.
"I probably won't do anything. I don't think it's a very exciting holiday. I don't think it's a real holiday. It's just an excuse to get drunk."
Beth Fournier, 18, SUNY Oneonta student, Milford.
"I'm actually going on a cruise for spring break. We are leaving out of New York and going down to the Bahamas."
Krista Henry, SUNY Oneonta student, Milford.
"We're going to the Catskill Symphony Cabaret concert at the Alumni Field House on the SUCO campus."
Julia Clay, retired musician turned artist, West Laurens.
"Corned beef and cabbage."
Keith Kirby, construction worker, Oneonta.
"Sitting home, relaxing and staying sober."
David Kachel, disabled, Schenevus.
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