USF Offers Dating Course

Date: 2007-01-09

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Many singles say it's hard to find someone for a personal relationship and marriage, but that may get just a little easier for students at the University of Sioux Falls.

Beginning next month, the college will offer a dating course that's good for one credit.

The class is called "Finding Dates Worth Keeping."

Laurie Chaplin -- who's been married 28 years and has three children, will be the instructor. Chaplin says today's young adults want lifelong relationships, and they're working harder and smarter to find mates. She'll teach students about such things as infatuation, which is defined as something that wears off in about six months.

Chaplin says the course will also educate students on the art of breaking up.

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