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E Stands for Enough

By: Joe Griffin
Updated: March 14, 2008
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SPRINGBREAK_GAS2008-03-14-1205550903.jpgAs Tech students leave the Hub City for Spring Break, many are feeling the price shock at the pump.

Some gas stations were selling regular unleaded for $3.25 a gallon.

But many students say the high prices are just a fact of life.

While they may have to fill up to go home to see the family, they'll just run on fumes when they get back.

Some students say they are organizing car pools to get to their destinations.

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