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Gift Ideas for Your Significant Other!

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hen working through your holiday shopping list, there are those who struggle to find the perfect gift for their boyfriend, girlfriend or significant other. This list may help you with ideas for gifts and stocking stuffers that your significant other will be sure to love!

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Figure out what their hobbies are. Do they play any sports or love any sport teams? Golf balls, golf tees, jerseys, sport team t-shirts, sweatshirts, drink ware, car accessories, posters, and other knick knacks make good gifts.

Gift cards.

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Perfume/cologne gift sets n Ties, fashion scarves n Shaving or manicure kit n Gloves, hats or winter scarves. n

Many stores are carrying gloves that you can still text and use you phone with. n

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Try Target or Kohl’s for some nice, inexpensive ones! n

Wallet DVDs n Purse or handbag n Video games

When shopping for that perfect gift, keep in mind to keep it simple. n Any

small necessities for their dorm room, apartment or house Sweats or pajamas or a robe Portable speaker n Slippers n Workout gear or clothing n Sweater n Something engraved or personal are items you can’t go wrong with. n n

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A Lot of Unique Gifts are Sold Locally

By Kelsey Palmer Public Relations Intern

Right here in BG! Alex and Ani Bangle Bracelets Price: Under $30 Store: For Keeps, 144 South Main St. Store Hours: Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sunday Noon to 5 p.m.

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ave a unique gift idea in mind? Stores located in downtown Bowling Green on Main Street, have several different choices to offer. Young or old, male or female, there is a gift for everyone at all of these shops. Below are some special unique gifts local stores have to offer.

Hats, Gloves and Apparel Touchscreen Gloves by Verloop Price: $28 Store: Bowling Green Hats and Apparel, 133 South Main St. Store Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The gloves are designed to keep students hands warm as they use their touchscreen devices. Available in a variety of colors, the gloves are made with nanometallic conductive yarn. This is a great gift for students walking around campus because they will not have to remove their gloves while operating their devices.

BG Hats and Apparel also carry unique women’s clothing and jewelry, as well as bow ties, money clips and other accessories for men.

Jewelry The Charity Box Price: Varies Store: Waddington Jewelers, 139 S. Main St. Store Hours: Tuesday through Friday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

These boxes have Sterling Silver and Black CZ jewelry inside. For each box that is purchased, 100 perent of the purchase goes to the St. Aloysius Food Bank!

Great jewelry gift for women, especially women who support environmental sustainability!

Each bangle is made of recycled and reused materials. The bangle comes with a card and description of the ideal it represents. For Keeps also offers free gift-wrapping with purchase and has a large assortment of gifts available!

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There is a big selection of unique restaurants in BG. All of these places have gift cards for sale.

Whether it’s a serious or silly gift, BG has a lot of great stores to help you find the perfect gift!

They offer a wide selection of gift ideas! You can buy a gift or make a trade for store credit. They have several options. Xbox 1, PS3, Sega and N64, all the way back to the Atari system, games and controllers can be found here.

Music and vinyl records

Magic Cards, video games, board games and electronic help.

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Thoughtful Gifts that can be Found at Local Shops

By Leslie Hurrell Public Relations Intern

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he Holidays are right around the corner, and that can put a lot of stress on student shoppers as they try to find the perfect gift for loved ones while wrestling with finishing off fall semester. Sometimes it gets difficult buying the same person a gift every year over and over, so the situation calls for something new and thoughtful.

A great place to start is your local stores and small businesses. Downtown Bowling Green has some great and unique stores to start your holiday shopping.

Grounds For Thought

For Keeps

Coyote Beads

Grounds For Thought is a cozy coffee shop and bookstore with drinks and baked goods.

You can purchase ground coffee and tea for your loved one, which would be a great idea for college students. Also, they offer gift certificates. The coffee shop is donating all of their proceeds from brownie sales to Secret Santa Society, which donates food and toys to local families in need. Stop in and have a brownie and give back!

For Keeps is a locally owned shop that has a wide range of gift options. They sell Yankee Candles, home dĂŠcor, mugs, religious gifts, and ornaments. In the jewelry category, For Keeps sells the ever-popular Alex and Ani bracelets that are a big hit among young adults. Also, they sell Lokai bracelets, which bring in the highs and lows of the earth to keep you balanced, specifically mud from the Dead Sea, and water from Mount Everest.

Aside from For Keeps, Coyote Beads is a locally owned jewelry store with many unique gift options. You can purchase handmade jewelry, or create your own.

Coyote Beads offers classes to learn how to make a variety of jewelry pieces, which would make for a great heart-felt gift for any loved one. The store has classes almost every Saturday until Christmas, and the prices range from $15 to $30.

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The Busy Thimble

Ginny’s Inspired Fashions

Another crafty place in downtown Bowling Green is The Busy Thimble. They offer fabric, sewing supplies, yarn, quilting supplies, and more. This makes for a great place to start a homemade Christmas gift for friends or family.

A couple of store ronts away you will find Ginny’s Inspired Fashions, a locally owned clothing boutique. Ginny’s offers various brands of unique hats, sweaters, and jewelry you will not find anywhere else.

Ben Franklin

Calico, Sage and Thyme

Ben Franklin, right next door to The Busy Thimble, offers more craft needs to start a homemade project in time for the Holidays!

Lola’s Frozen Yogurt Lola’s Frozen Yogurt is a huge hit among many, especially college students. While Frozen yogurt is a healthier option then ice cream, it is a great gift certificate idea for a sweet tooth.

Calico Sage and Thyme offers gifts, herbs, spices, and more. They offer holiday teas, and Mary Lake-Thompson linens and soap, which make for great gifts!

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Gift Cards:

allow flexibility and fun for the gift receiver

By Leslie Hurrell Public Relations Intern

T The cards give these young adults the freedom to choose what they need or what they truly want, rather then having them return unwanted gifts after the holidays.

“I like to get people gift cards because it shows that I put thought into what I want to get them, but allows me to make sure it will be something that they want.”

For the nights that students don’t feel like cooking, or just have that “Chipotle Craving,” this gift card will definitely put a smile on any college students face.

he holidays are a time for people to share memories, time together and love for one another, specifically through gift giving. Everyone has that one In today’s world, gift cards are becoming a more and more popular item for those who are tricky to buy for, or those who seem to already have everything. Although many people believe gift cards are not personal or thoughtful presents, they truly are practical for all ages.

Gift Cards are a great gift for college students. The cards give these young adults the freedom to choose what they need or what they truly want, rather then having them return unwanted gifts after the holidays. By thinking about what your loved one likes, this allows you to make the selection of the gift card personal and thoughtful. This may be quite a challenge: so here are some ideas for gift cards that offer something a little more unique:

Starbucks Coffee is almost like a food group to college students. Whether it’s used to stay up to cram for an exam, or a coffee date with friends, a Starbucks gift card is a great option. With a regular coffee costing around $2.50, a $10.00 gift card can buy four drinks!

Cinemark Woodland Mall Cinema 5 College students love being able to take a break from their studying or campus activities to relax, and what better way then with a movie night? The Cinemark in Bowling Green has very reasonable tickets, so a gift card here can go a long way, and could even work for a date night!

Chipotle Almost every young adult you come across LOVES chipotle… so why not a gift card?

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Amazon Amazon is becoming increasingly more popular, especially among college students.

You can order almost ANYTHING on Amazon, and with next day shipping!

This gift card is great for college students because if they do not have a way to get to the mall or store, they can have it delivered to their front door! From books and DVD’S, to cell phones and clothing items, this website has everything. Add to that Amazon’s free shipping policies for purchases over $25, you have a great gift for the college student in your life.

Visa Cash Card If you’re really having trouble deciding, the Visa card is a great option. They are as good as cash, and can be used anywhere credit cards are accepted. This is a great idea because this gift can be used at multiple different places with just one gift card! n

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Deck Halls the

Know the rules when decorating your residence hall room!

By Kelsey Palmer Public Relations Intern

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Do: Hang some lights up but make sure they are hen it comes to the holidays, most miniature. Make sure to check closely before people are feeling festive and want installation for bare wires, worn insulation, some sort of holiday decorations. broken plugs or loose sockets. If you are But the University wants students to hanging several strings of lights, remember understand the rules when living on-campus, that extension cords are not permitted, but so that safe living situations are created. power strips with surge protectors are allowed.

“When people ask us about decorating, Don’t: we always talk about the idea of being Decorative lights must not be tightly coiled, inclusive. Maybe instead of appealing just wrapped around or pinched, such as under to the holiday you celebrate, decorate for all or around a bedpost. There cannot be crepe holidays, that way Christmas, Hanukah etc. paper or other materials wrapped around are accounted for” senior associate director lights. Lighted decorations must not be left on of Residence Life, Tim Shaal said.

Students who are interested in decorating and unattended. a room should refer online to the Student “Adding lights to your room, can be a fun Handbook. Below are some Do’s and Don’ts change for the holiday season,” residence hall to get your room prepared for this holiday student Peter Seymour said. season!

No decorations may be hung from the Decorative Trees ceiling in a manner that will interfere with Do: safe passage or evacuation. No decorations Artificial trees must be certified slow-burning shall be placed in hallways and room doors or fire-resistant material. Metallic trees shall must have minimal amount of decorations. be lit only by indirect lighting. Trees must not exceed two feet in height.

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“I really like getting to set up a tree with my roommates, its bonding time.

It is also a great place for us to put our secret Santa gifts,” residence hall student Lauren Lapp said.

“Adding lights to your room, can be a fun change for the holiday season,” residence hall student Peter Seymour said.

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Don’t: Live or cut trees or greens are not permitted in University owned buildings. Lighting sets are not to be hung on metallic trees due to possible shock hazard.

“I really like getting to set up a tree with my roommates, its bonding time. It is also a great place for us to put our secret Santa gifts,” residence hall student Lauren Lapp said.

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World Celebrates Holidays beyond Christmas Hanukkah

Some information is from History.com.

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or many Americans, enjoying the holiday season simply means celebrating Christmas time. However, many in the U.S. and others around the world celebrate holidays throughout the year that though they may seem more uncommon to American customs, is just as important to those cultures.

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Meaning “dedication” in Hebrew, Hanukkah celebrates the rededication of the Second Temple after the Jews drove Syrians out from their Promised Land in 166 B.C. Following the Hebrew calendar, Hanukkah may occur in November or December.

On each evening of the eight-day holiday, a candle is lit on the menorah after sundown. The ninth candle, called the shamash (which means “helper”), is used to light the others. Jews usually recite blessings and display the menorah in a window during this ritual.

Other traditions include eating potatoes pancakes, known as latkes and playing with four-sided spinning tops called dreidels. Also like Christmas, some exchange gifts during Hanukkah.

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Many who celebrate Kwanzaa focus on the Seven Principles, which are the following ideals: Unity, Self-determination, Collective Work and Responsibility, Cooperative Economics, Purpose, Creativity and Faith.

On each evening of Kwanzaa, one of the seven candles on the candleholder, called the Kinara. After the lighting of each candle, a principle is discussed for that day, beginning with the black candle in the middle on the first night symbolizing Unity.

Those who celebrate Kwanzaa celebrate a feast on Dec. 31 called Karamu. Gifts are also exchanged on this holiday.

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Kwanzaa Translated from Swahili, meaning “first fruits,” Kwanzaa occurs between Dec. 26 and New Year’s Day.

Dr. Malulana Karenga created Kwanzaa in 1966 to promote unity among the African American community after the Watts riots in Los Angeles.

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Many people may notice this holiday directly after Christmas. Even fewer may know why this holiday appears on the calendar. What is the most unknown about this holiday is the origin of its name.

In old times, bosses gave their servants and workers gifts in a “Christmas Box.” Today, Boxing Day is celebrated as a bank or public holiday in Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Hong Kong.

Boxing Day may also be considered the Black Friday of Britain, Canada and Australia.

Retailers in these countries may draw the most shoppers on one single day of the year with many door buster deals and dramatic price reductions.

Ramadan As a holy month of Islam, Ramadan is for fasting, self-reflection and prayer. Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islam calendar.

Many followers of Islam celebrate Ramadan because it is the month when Muhammad first received revelations of what became the Quran.

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Muslims who have reached puberty and are in good health fast from food and drink each day of Ramadan from dawn to dusk.

During this time, followers are also to avoid smoking, partaking in sexual behavioral, thinking or speaking impure or unkind thoughts and words, and practicing immoral behavior.

Many see this time of fasting to practice self-restraint and introspection. Also, many see it as a time of cleansing the soul and empathizing with those in the world who are hungry and less fortunate.

Eid al-Fitr, a major feast is celebrated the day after Ramadan ends. The feast includes meals with family and gift exchanges. Id alFitr may last three days after Ramadan ends.

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