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“This Valentine’s Day we do have plans. Before I was with him I never had plans, because I didn’t really celebrate it. But this year, we’re just planning on going to dinner. I have work until 8 p.m. so the next day we will probably do something.”
“We’re going out, because tomorrow is my birthday too. Candy and going out.”
“It will be my first Valentine’s with her. We’re not really doing anything because I’ll be in Grand Rapids and she’ll be here. So, we’re not going to be together on Valentine’s Day. I would love to be. I mean we’re for it. It’s a positive idea and nothing to really look down on. At the same time, everyday should be like Valentine’s.”
“Me and my lovely lady here, we are Christians and we don’t really feel the need to celebrate a certain kind of holiday, such as Valentine’s Day, because it’s so cliché. Every day we celebrate our love together.”
“This will actually be our first Valentine’s Day together. We want to celebrate it, but we’re both working the same day.”
Friday, Feb. 6
The Eastern Michigan University Department of Public Safety invited students to meet and mingle with its officers on Tuesday afternoon as part of an effort to break down barriers between police and the community.
The Student Senate passed four resolutions at its regular meeting Tuesday. These resolutions included changing office hours, raising wages for all members, adding a new committee and limiting presidential and vice presidential terms.
Dan Harris was on the top of the world in 2004. He had gone from being a local news reporter in New England to working for ABC World News. Then he had a panic attack, and 5.091 million people were watching.
Eastern Michigan University’s wrestling team found itself on the wrong side of their dual meet against the No. 2 ranked Missouri Tigers on Sunday, losing by a score of 31-7 and dropping their seventh meet in a row.
Monday, Feb. 9
Eastern Michigan University’s College of Business will be hosting the Sesi Midwest Entrepreneurship Conference on Friday, Feb. 13, in the Student Center. The COB and EMU students organize this event with an estimated 250 attendants attending.
Eastern Michigan University’s unique partnership with Korea’s “Teach and Learn in Korea” program could be the cure for your wanderlust.
Sunday, Feb. 1
Eastern Michigan University seniors Kyle Wilkinson and Alex Lombard plan to launch a new club in the 2015 fall semester called “The Young Professionals.” An introductory session was held Thursday evening in the Tower Room at McKinney Hall.
Eastern Michigan University’s Center for Multicultural Affairs raised $263 at the fourth annual “Hustle Your Heart Out” dance Friday night, nearly hitting its $300 goal. Well over 200 students filed into the Student Center ballroom for a night of dance lessons and food, to raise money for the American Heart Association.
Eastern Michigan University students and faculty members gathered in the Student Center for “The Untold Monologues: Diversity” on Thursday, Feb. 5. This panel discussion was held to inform the student body about various resources available to women and to hear different stories and opinions.
Eastern Michigan University’s wrestling team dropped its sixth dual meet in a row Friday night, after falling 12-21 to Mid-American Conference opponent Northern Illinois.
Thursday, Feb. 5
Eastern Michigan University students, faculty and community members gathered in Halle Library for a panel discussion on the topic of abortion titled “A Woman’s Choice?” presented by Right to Life of Michigan and EMU Students for Life.
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