The digital age has ushered in more finger-to-phone typing than face-to-face talking. This not only changes the way people interact with each other, but it is shaking the grounds of how dating works today.
Tag: love
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Fall in love with sex (again)
I have yet to meet a college student who doesn’t have some form of a to-do list — especially females.
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Students and faculty gather to celebrate love of words
Kelly Trom ktrom@mustangdaily.net Pastrami sandwiches, ugly cats, MTV, innocent crushes — you name it. Any topic you have a love for was fair game at Loverspeak — the annual fundraising for Cal Poly literary annual “Byzantium” — on Tuesday night. Students and faculty shared their original poems, songs and short stories, as well as those of famous poets in […]
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Looking for summer love? Don’t use Craigslist!
Summer love is an enticing thought to fill in lonely days. The choice to turn to Craigslist or find someone in person is a decision that needs to be made.
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Classic opera to be performed at Cal Poly
La Boheme, the popular romantic opera by Puccini, will be performed at the Performing Arts Center on April 9 at 7:30 p.m. and April 11 at 2 p.m. The performance will be put on by Opera San Luis and ticket prices range from $25-$65 with discounts for students, children and large groups of 10 or more people.
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Love’s history is boundless
“The History of Love” is an ambitious title. It promises to be all-encompassing, thoughtful, wise, charming, inquisitive, comforting and not to be trite, insignificant, dishonest or insincere.
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BLOG: An Ode to St. Valentine
Contrary to popular belief, Hallmark did not “invent” Valentine’s Day cards.
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Valentine’s Day — an early warning
You have 50 days until Valentine’s Day. Why am I giving you so much notice? Well, you might need it. If you believe the media, you probably should have started planning months ago.
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Quirky wedding tale is pleasantly offbeat and unexpected
Nicholas Weinstock’s “As Long as She Needs Me” is an engaging read on the nature of what it means to put your job before your own life and when it’s time to switch up your priorities.
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Moral dilemmas of communist Russia still relevant
This is one of the most thought-provoking and interesting story lines I’ve read. It is full of philosophical ideals as well as an engaging plot that makes complex theories seem relatable and relevant.
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Decoding stage between happy couple and break-up
It is sort of amazing how someone could want a relationship and claim they love a person, but then decide they need to go on a break for a period of time just to test the relationship.