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Budding romance on a budget
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Struggles of the college student revolve mostly around one object: money. The amount of cash in your wallet dictates where you go, what you do and when you do it. But Valentine’s Day is no time to cut corners. When it comes to showing someone how you feel, money cannot hold you back. Lucky for us, Boston is full of inexpensive and unique activities and restaurants for you and your valentine. Whether you are a casual couple or soul mates, this list will give you plenty of ideas for a memorable evening together.
Planetarium Show at the Museum of Science
What could be more romantic than stargazing? This date shows that you are cre3
ative and smart but also a romantic. If you really want to impress your date, check out the Museum’s website for the monthly sky chart and viewing guide. The Museum is open until 9:00 p.m. on Saturday’s, so you and your date will have time to make a second stop elsewhere after taking in the stars.
By Christie Merino / Gavel Media staff for its organic and delicious not be accepted for payment! pizza. As a bonus, it won’t break the bank to grab a bite Trident Booksellers and play a game or two with and Cafe your date. If you or your date is vegetarian or vegan, then this menu will be a welcome Mr. Bartley’s Burger change from the limited Cottage If your Valentine is really meal selections on campus. not a Valentine and more of If you’re old enough to grab a good friend that you talked a beer come this Valentine’s into spending the evening Day, Trident, located on Newwith you, then enjoying some bury Street, even has a solid messy comfort food together collection of New England in Harvard Square will make beers to go along with your it more than worth his or her Hummus Plate or handmade while. These delectable burg- Tibetan vegetarian dumpers will have your mouths wa- lings. Wandering around tering the second you walk Newbury Street afterwards in but don’t run more than is a great option, but even about $13. Harvard Square is better is wandering around also a great place to explore, the bookstore and pointing so don’t be in a rush to get out your favorite books and back on campus! Make sure reminiscing about the times to bring cash, as your card will you once spent enjoying the
The Flatbread Company @ Sacco’s Bowl Haven
Nothing says casual fun more than pizza and bowling. This date will have you both laughing and will bring out your competitive sides. It’s easier to get to if you have access to a car, as the restaurant/bowling alley is located in Somerville, but it is definitely worth the trek. The Flatbread Company is known
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the GAVEL / February 2013