As children we may recall the wonder and anticipation that came with Valentine’s Day. Candies and chocolates were specifically taped onto an expressive valentine kit that featured a cartoon or intricate design. The meaning of the holiday changes as one ages, with some people opting out on the holiday while lovers plan wholeheartedly for it. Shippensburg University students have varied interests when it comes to how they will spend Valentines’ Day this year.
Alexandra Adams – Junior
“I’m hoping to sleep through it.”
Liana Culbertson – Freshman
“I actually have three dates. One at 9 a.m. with Professor Edwards then Professor Dietrich-Ward at noon and Professor Keely at
3:30 p.m.”
Ryan Boone - Sophomore
“I’m single and ready to mingle for Valentine’s Day!”
Iva Shoemaker – Junior
“My advice to all (of) the men out there is that every day should be Valentine’s Day between you and your woman. And girls (should) remember to never let a made up and overly commercialized holiday define your relationship!”
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