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Andrew Young, a sophomore majoring in systems science and industrial engineering, said he was interested to hear from members of PULSE about their experiences, which differed from his own because of the societal pressures placed on women. The discussion mainly dealt with the cultural tensions interracial couples might face in their dating lives, such as when a partner says something racist or offensive.

To truly love someone, you have to be physically attracted to them but also love their personality. The conversation also touched on racial fetishes and how to introduce partners to different-race relatives.

Student Association Student Association presents draft of new election codes. By Lakhsmi Chatterjee - February 14, Jennifer Tiburcio, president of PULSE and a junior majoring in political science, said the event was meant to help students create a meaningful discussion. Participants also offered personal stories from their dating lives.

Jerry Mathew, social liaison for BAMS and a sophomore majoring in mechanical engineering, said he believed the discussion about racial fetishes was especially important. One attendee said her parents were an interracial couple but still had reservations about her dating someone outside her race.