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Valentines Day date ideas from a girls perspective

Valentines Day date ideas from a girls perspective

Despite the fact that Valentines Day is a completely commercialized holiday, people really enjoy celebrating it, girls especially. There are a lot of things that girls like to do for Valentines Day, and here are some activities that could be considered for date ideas from a girl's perspective.

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Valentines Day date ideas from a guys perspective

Valentines Day date ideas from a guys perspective

Guys hate Valentines Day. That is the unspoken fact that the entire male gender will attest to. If it's not the girly colors or the pricey chocolates, then it's the expectations that they dislike the most. Many of their significant others expect a romantic, dream date or something of that nature to commemorate Valentines Day, but honestly, guys just want to have fun.

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News

"Think Green, Win Green" is back

"We live on an Earth with finite resources like fossil fuels (coal and oil) which are limited, meaning you cannot make more of them," says Chris Berti, an instructor in Fine and Applied Arts and a member of the Parkland College Sustainable Campus Committee.

Entertainment

Champaign's Musical Narnia

Champaign's Musical Narnia

In downtown Champaign, a solid red door hides one of the most musically glorious treasures that this town has to offer. Unbeknownst to passer bys, this door opens up to Mark Rubel's recording studio, titled Pogo Studios, after a pet dog he had. Hiding behind this door is also a vast collection of mind blowing musical history.

Features

Prospectus Pick of the Week: PBS Black History Month.

I've always loved PBS. It's one of those TV stations that not a lot of college kids watch regularly since they show a lot of special programming, but they're always great and informative specials. I'm also a history major, so a lot of the specials shown on PBS are of great interest to me.

Opinion

Parkland walkways and parking lots are covered: in salt

Parkland walkways and parking lots are covered: in salt

Have you noticed the white roads and crunchy walkways around Parkland? That's not from the snow, folks. Parkland is using excessive and harmful amounts of salt (ice melt) this winter and something should be done about it. If you look around Parkland, there are piles of ice melt left and right; staircases covered and parking lots enveloped.

Sports

Student-Athlete Profile

Student-Athlete Profile

Kelsi Hoey Freshman Pitcher Tuscola,IL Heat: 62mph Favorite Food: Chicken Fettuccini Favorite Pump up Music: "Warrior" by Nelly Dream Job: Coaching girls' basketball or softball Favorite Athlete: Reggie Bush

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