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People with physical touch as their love language feel loved when they receive physical signs of affection. Photo by Sophia Eaton.

Understanding love languages proves beneficial to relationships

Sarah Ding February 12, 2021
Love languages, an idea pioneered by Dr. Gary Chapman in his book “The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts,” are different ways of expressing and receiving love. These include words of affirmation, quality time, giving and receiving gifts, acts of service and physical touch.
Junior Audrey Novinger makes homemade pancakes. Photo Doug Novinger.

Day 5

Audrey Novinger March 22, 2020
Junior Audrey Novinger describes how she spent day five in quarantine eating pancakes and trying on her mom's vintage clothes.
Junior Audrey Novinger writes while her sister freshman Brooke Novinger draws. Photo by Sarah Ginter-Novinger

Day 4

Audrey Novinger March 21, 2020
Junior Audrey Novinger describes how she spent her fourth day in quarantine outside on her deck with her sister. She spent the day writing and relaxing.
Audrey survives on chocolate. Photo by Sarah Ginter-Novinger

Day 3

Audrey Novinger March 20, 2020
Junior Audrey Novinger shares how online education is affecting her health and happiness during the third day of social distancing.
Junior Audrey Novinger practices her flute. Photo by Brooke Novinger.

Day 2

Audrey Novinger March 19, 2020
Junior Audrey Novinger talks about what she is doing on her second day of social distancing and describes her thoughts on this year's spring.
Audrey works on her laptop. Photo by Sarah Ginter-Novinger.

Day 1

Audrey Novinger March 18, 2020
Junior Audrey Novinger talks about what her switch to online learning was like and how time management and scheduling will be important during this pandemic.
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