Two first-years find they have little in common over dumplings and frozen yogurt
Interesting conversation, delicious food and an uncertain romantic connection
First-year engineer faces setbacks at Sakura
A double date done right
Friendship is easy, lust is even easier, but love is really hard to find
Two third-years get a friendly vibe on their first bind date
Different strokes for different folks
Third year and grad student rate their date on the Corner 7, 8.5
These two first-years both rated the date a mediocre 7. He couldn’t buy her dinner, because they decided to go to O’hill — that was their first mistake. Nothing romantic ever happens at O’hill.
“I am a cheesy house full of romances, happiness and humor.”
Nothing for the boyfriend to be jealous of.
Second-years exchange fart jokes and pick-up lines over pizza Downtown
A third year and a first year hit it off over some stellar Mexican food — kick it off quickly as friends.
And sometimes, it just works.
Two lovebirds banter over dumplings and sense a tinge of love, and then he asked Cavalier Daily Love Guru out.
Eric and Ava, a third-year and a second-year, go on a less-than-romantic date at Crozet Pizza on the Corner on Friday. But they hang out afterwards!
The self-decribed narcissist meets another match.
Second-year College student still can’t tell his kids “How I Met Your Mother.” This couple’s Crozet Pizza date was pretty one-sided.
Rain was in the air, but sadly, love was not.
What happens when you set up Joe Harris and his friend on a double blind date? Hilarity.
