Monday, February 8, 2010
With Valentine’s day approaching, what’s the one thing you would buy your valentine?
Michelle Hammons
Denver, Colo., sophomore
“Take them to dinner, and buy them a nice night out.”
Stephanie Conn
Bonner Springs junior
“I would definitely buy him a lot of beer.”
Daniel Knox
Overland Park junior
“I’d buy her a stuffed animal and a yellow rose.”
Matthew Bauer
Chicago sophomore
“I’d buy her a nice dinner. Like Red Lobster or something.”
Connor Oshea
Iowa City, Iowa, sophomore
“I would buy her tons of chocolates, even though she probably wouldn’t like it.”
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