This Valentine's Day, don't just buy those cheesy candy hearts and a stuffed bear from the closest convenience store. Show your special someone how much you care with a homemade dinner.

All of the ingredients for this dinner are less than $25. You'll easily spend twice that much going out to eat.

February may bring images of hearts and cupid to mind, but this month isn’t just about Valentine’s Day.

Who would’ve thought that Starbucks is where the stars come out?

A showcase of Butler talent took place at the first round of Java Jams, sponsored by Program Board Coffeehouse and BRIC, on Jan. 30 at 7 p.m. in Starbucks.

A degree in fine arts provides students with a fine education, and not necessarily one that leads to a career in the fine arts.

The Jordan College of Fine Arts at Butler University does just that. It provides students with a wide range of career possibilities among the five departments, which include music, dance, theater, arts administration and media arts.

There’s a new hot spot for the college student of legal age. After much success at the downtown location, Wild Beaver Saloon has opened its doors to a second location in Broad Ripple.

According to their Web site, Wild Beaver Saloon “is a good old rock & roll bar featuring good whisky, good women and a whole lot of fun.”

Dawgnet Staff Writer Jordan Fischer is traveling Europe this semester with GALA study abroad program. As part of the program, Fischer is taking four Butler core classes taught by BU professors while visiting Paris, Prague and Brno in the Czech Republic, London, Belfast, Cambridge and the English Lake District.

He will post a column of his adventures as often as the Internet connection allows, along with pictures subject to the previous hindrance.