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Tag: Dating

  • Valentine’s date night changing for the new generation

    Valentine’s date night changing for the new generation

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    Cait Carter
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    BY CAIT CARTER You’re sitting down in a booth, having just hung up your coat. The mood is set with half-dimmed lights and candles, the walls adorned with red and pink decorations. As you look around the table you notice that your server has laid down the Valentine’s Day menu for the night – a combination…

  • Match Group goes public

    Match Group goes public

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    chelseahogg
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    STORY BY CHELSEA HOGG Investing in stock is always a risk. What if you’ve invested in something that people stop using if it works well? Tinder, Match.com and OKCupid are examples of services people drop if the service is successful for them. When looking for a partner of any kind online, the website or app becomes obsolete…

  • Competitive programs, competitive couples

    Competitive programs, competitive couples

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    courtneyblok
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    BY COURTNEY BLOK PHOTOS BY COURTNEY BLOK Dating in a college program can be a bit of a balancing act since couples spend most of their time with each other. Romance can sometimes be hard to maintain and competition can lead to conflict. Sheridan’s Animation program is competitive and demanding. It attracts students who want…

  • Spotted at Sheridan: flirtatious fun or a cesspool of smut?

    Spotted at Sheridan: flirtatious fun or a cesspool of smut?

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    Marko
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    Spotted at Sheridan is an anonymously moderated Facebook page, independent of the college, that allows students to namelessly post flirtatious comments about their peers. Is this popular site simply a harmless way for students to share playful observations, or could it be used for more important, professional means? MORE RELATED TO THIS STORY: Drawing a…