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Dating
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If you take "dating" to mean "going on dates," then the above statement might be right. One rarely hears of someone taking someone else on a date. This could be because if you don't know the object of your affection very well, a date can be awkward. (Never mind that squillions of young people past and present manage to swallow their fears.) In such a small community, you might feel like you're in a spotlight for seeking such personal social attention and making your feelings known. It's often much easier to encounter the desired person in a group setting where everyone is slightly to extremely inebriated, such as a party.
Nonetheless, there are many reasons to ask someone out on a date, whether you are a guy or girl. It's worth taking a leap.
So, assuming that you are now convinced into asking someone on a date, what should you do? Well! The breathtaking rural beauty of the [[Purple Valley]], combined with [[Williamstown]]'s bustling urban center, should leave no dating-inclined student bereft of options.
*[[Restaurants]] (classic)
*[http://www.imagescinema.org/ Images Cinema] (classic)
*Walk in [[Hopkins Forest]]
*Go to the playground next to the cemetery above the Green River (It has swings! Everyone loves swings.)
*Go to a [[contradance]]
*Go [[skiing]]
*Simply meet for lunch in a [[dining hall]] (EASY. NOT AWKWARD.)
*Go to a sports game
*Go to a concert
*Attend some other kind of campus event together
*Serve your community (seriously! like [http://engagement.williams.edu/?page_id=264 this], for example. conversation can feel more natural when you're both semi-engaged with some other task, and this is a helpful task too.)
*Do homework together (warning, study breaks may occur.)
*Play Bananagrams
*[[Snack Bar]]
*etc.