Thesis due dates seem to be set-in-stone, immovable, life-or-death situations. But Michele Tyler ’12, an anthropology concentrator, wasn’t able to turn in her thesis at Burr Hall on its due date. That’s because on that day she was ...
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Do Lakshmi and/or Victoria mean to imply that being in a relationship but not being engaged does not "legitimize" spending time together?
That last paragraph came out of left field and could use some improvement.
Hahaha best part of the whole article:
"Phil Miller ’12 said he was 'always interested in getting married soon.'"
Ew. Even if you're not down with "hookup culture" (inflammatory term), you could still want to...I don't know... date other people before you're 24? Idk. Maybe I'm just a harlot.
I agree with 2012's statement that the last paragraph came out of left field. It makes the jump that relationship that have the sanction of marriage are the types that everyone should be striving for. The article completely gives long term relationships the short end of the stick, as well as renders queer couples invisible.
MT '12- you rockkkk :)
According to the Prince, long term relationships where people aren't married don't take any time or effort. In fact they don't even exist. You either hook up or you get married.
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i want to know what the divorce rate is for kids that get married in college. that would be interesting. this article is devoid of any real journalism, and seems biased.
Seems like Davey really wants someone to marry her....