Tag Archives: UWSP Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day: An Ever Changing Phenomenon

Perceptions of Valentine’s Day are influenced by ritualistic behaviors, media advertising, and economic pursuit, developing a diverse culture that is constantly in metamorphosis. “Valentine’s Day is a mixture of mythology, religion, consumerism, and history,” said Associate Professor of Religious Studies and Director of General Education, Dr. Shanny Luft. “Think of it as the Valentine’s Day Multiverse.” Dr. Luft said some ... Read More »

Humans of Point

Amy Wasleske is a senior majoring in English education with a minor in creative writing.   How do you feel about Valentine’s Day? I feel like Valentine’s day is a great time to show someone that you care about them. Some years I am happier about it than others. This year I am excited to have a day with my ... Read More »

Students Remember Awkward Dates

Whether it is food poisoning, awkward conversations or chewing with an open mouth, these students experienced a terrible date and share their experiences just before Valentine’s Day. A Smooth Get-Away A sophomore, majoring in communicative disorders, had an awkward date her junior year of high school. Her date Jake planned to take her to a movie. When Jake arrived at ... Read More »