It's that time of year again. Cards, chocolate, and stuffed cupids will soon be exchanged in the name of love. Some view it as a time to pamper their significant others or maybe approach the person that they secretly admire. Others view it as a blatant corporate hijack of the most precious of human emotions.
Those hating on Valentine’s Day will find a great escape at the Lovers & Haters event hosted by Up All Night on February 8 at 9 p.m. in the Student Recreation Center. "It's those haters of Valentine's Day that we're trying to reach out to," said student programmer Andrew Goodin.
For those hating on Valentine’s Day, there will be inflatable boxing, jousting, and sumo wrestling, and speed dating. Other activities include the Rock Band video game, and music headlined by Ivy League, a Seattle indie band.
Those hating on Valentine’s Day will find a great escape at the Lovers & Haters event hosted by Up All Night on February 8 at 9 p.m. in the Student Recreation Center. "It's those haters of Valentine's Day that we're trying to reach out to," said student programmer Andrew Goodin.
For those hating on Valentine’s Day, there will be inflatable boxing, jousting, and sumo wrestling, and speed dating. Other activities include the Rock Band video game, and music headlined by Ivy League, a Seattle indie band.
Romantics will find interest in activities such as a free claw machine filled with valentine themed toys, a "marriage" booth hosted by the GLBTA, and a romantic spaghetti dinner.
Goodin envisions lovers participating in the boxing and jousting too. "Even star-crossed lovers need to get out a little anger once in a while. Why not take the opportunity to do it in a fun and safe manner?" said Goodin.
Goodin envisions lovers participating in the boxing and jousting too. "Even star-crossed lovers need to get out a little anger once in a while. Why not take the opportunity to do it in a fun and safe manner?" said Goodin.
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