Advice

By Zachary Breeding, Editor So, it happened. You went on that date with that one person who had the guts to ask you out for Valentine’s Day (likely inspired by our previous articles). Maybe it was not a complete disaster, or maybe it was.  Whichever category your date falls in, we at the Review are here to teach you how to turn down a second date without resorting to “ghosting” the other person. For those not in the know, “ghosting” is when one person stops replying to all forms of communication from someone who they would like to discontinue a relationship with. First and foremost, it is important to note that ghosting and its slightly subtler counterpart “fading” are very hurtful things to do to a person, especially one who had the guts to ask you out on a date. But enough lecture; let...

By Sophie Jeffery, Editor Valentine’s Day is coming up fast!  Have you decided where to take your sweetheart this year?  We at the Review have come up with a few Valentine’s Day dinner ideas for all sorts of budgets, right here in the metro-east!   Dining Out 4204-Main Street Brewing Company has a great Valentine’s special planned.  For $80, you and your date can enjoy an open bar (if you are 21, of course), appetizers, a choice of three entrees, and dessert buffet.  Check out their facebook post for more information and call to make reservations ASAP!   The Wine Tap is putting on their annual Valentine’s Day 4 course meal again, and the menu looks delicious: including cheeses, a salad, plenty of options for entrees (there is even a vegetarian one), and of course chocolate covered straw...

By Magdalena Knapp, Editor You either love it or hate it – and no, we are not talking about Marmite… we are talking about Valentine’s Day. February the 14th, depending on your relationship status, is either the day of lovers or global singles awareness day. For some people the birds might sing a little louder that day, the grass might be a little greener, and the sun's rays a bit brighter. For other people, Valentine’s Day means hiding in their room, making no noises, and pretending to not exist. Either can be fun. Although one of the two options might be cheaper. However, if you want to enjoy the day spending a ridiculous amount of money on chocolate, roses, and a dinner in a fancy restaurant, while having a conversation with a special someone you have not had the chance to ask out yet –...

By Sophie Jeffery, Editor It’s a given that college is expensive, but the good news is every other aspect of our lives doesn’t have to be!  Many businesses, local and nationwide, provide opportunities for students to save a little extra cash.  One of the biggest and newest student discounts is from Spotify.  They have recently teamed up with Hulu to offer an amazing deal:  for just $4.99 per month, college students can enjoy a Spotify Premium account and a Hulu limited commercial plan.  Head here to sign up for this amazing offer!  Good luck deciding which show to binge first.  Might I suggest The Handmaid’s Tale? I’ve highlighted some other deals for students below, but of course this list is not comprehensive.  Whether you’re looking to eat, shop, or binge watch your favorite shows, you...