Hazel Gunapala '12 tries to convice us all to branch out senior year.

Ben Koffel grad explains how to tell the signs that a date is going sour.

With formal season coming up soon, A and Z dole out some timely advice on picking a date when attending fraternity functions with friends.

It’s about that time of year when everyone starts to feel antsy for spring, though we’re probably in for a couple more months of Ithaca cold. Fortunately for you, we’ve got some great date ideas for spending some quality time indoors with your sweetie. If you’re into art, science or furnaces, then you should take advantage of the abundance of museums in and around Ithaca, especially if you’ve never visited one.

Z explains what's up with students rapping along to their iPods, while A advises a guy on how to ask the girl of his dreams to a formal.

Only two days until Valentine’s Day! It would be a good assumption to say most of you already have your Valentine’s plans set in stone (maybe you even took the advice of Cheap Dates in last week’s Red Letter Daze), but what if you meet the one tonight?

Does it ever really happen — locking eyes across Johnny O’s and actually getting legit butterflies in your stomach (not just the nausea from one drink too many)? I’ve never experienced it, but I can help with what to do next.

No one wants to be a “clinger,” no one. So you can’t really text your one true love two days after you met and say, “Dinner tonight at John Thomas?” But there is a way to casually initiate the Valentine’s Day date — mixing “spontaneity” and romance.