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Every year on February 14th Valentine’s Day arrives and brings with it the potential for Cupid’s sharp arrow to pierce even the
most hardened of hearts. Although some view this ‘holiday’ as a corporate construct not worth celebrating, others choose to view
it as a chance to spend some quality time with that ‘special someone’. But what if this Valentine’s Day offered you the chance to
go on your ideal date? What would it look like? Where would you go, and what would you do?

Over the Edge decided to honor Cupid this week by asking students the question:

What would be your ideal Valentine’s Day date???

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Attila Varszegi
8nd year English

Michelle Connolly

Master of Science in Forest Ecology

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Cathy Huber
end year Natural Resources
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they talk, go swimming. It’s
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That’s my ideal date.”

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Courtney Gibbons
end year Environmental Studies

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and a night out on
the town. There is no
way you can’t bond
over that!”

Shay O’Carroll
1st year Arts

1st year Biochemistry
and Molecular Biology

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piking or ¢ anoeing, friend.”

finishing it all off |

with a movie.”