Facebook has more than 350 million active users, and just a few weeks ago many had statuses that said nothing more than "black," "red," or even "none". All of these women, and a few good humored men, set their status after receiving an inbox message asking them to post the color of their bra to raise breast cancer awareness.
On Wednesday, the University of St. Francis' Marian Hall played host to the first of the "Healthy Body-Healthy Mind" series coordinated by Jim Kubalewski. "The Balancing Act," discussion led by Dr. Donald Maier of the Department of Business, dealt with assisting college students to find a balance amid the technologies, events, clubs, friends, and other demands on their time and energy.
Valentine's Day brings lots of baggage for men and woman. I mean think about it, really think about it. Questions are flying around everywhere. How much do you spend on a gift? Are diamonds too much? Is a card not enough? If we just started dating, do I really have to buy her something? It's one of the most confusing holidays of the year.
Yes, it's that semester again when upperclassmen are overwhelmed, nervous and lazy when it comes to schoolwork and classes. It could be because the seniors are finally graduating, and just want college to be over. Waking up for class becomes one of the hardest goals you have to set for yourself the night before, homework is a struggle to get done and projects are put off till the absolute last moment.
In a year filled with changes and overwhelming uncertainty many found comfort in escaping for a few hours in a movie theater. Traveling though various worlds of fantasy found on the big screen is one of my favorite pastimes. Over the course of 2009, I went to see many movies.
With a low budget, it may be difficult to find something special to do with your loved one on Valentine's Day. However, here are a few inexpensive date ideas that will put you front and center with romance. This year the big day falls on a Sunday, so we are out of school and able to enjoy the winter weather.