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Create a room of your own for the most fun. Rooms are free, but you need Habbo Coins (25 for $5, payable by credit card or money order) to buy furniture and decorations. Stuck with an annoying guest? Click the "kick" button to eject someone. Just be careful of scammers--people who try to trick you into buying furniture for their rooms. On Habbo, as in life, it pays to know who your true friends...
...with pixels. They're cuter, cheaper, better behaved. They can simulate funny sea creatures (Shark Tale), re-create 1939 Manhattan or Shangri-La (Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow), visualize a future dystopia (Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence) with a wave of a wand, the click of a mouse...
...shopping feature in the new my.Harvard portal is especially welcome. Harvard courses are hard enough to navigate already without having to rely on the cumbersome CUE guide and the massive Courses of Instruction booklet. Now instead of flipping, students can click. In the future, we hope the my.Harvard portal will partially replace some of these printed tomes to save paper and energy. Until then, the course shopping functionality is an invaluable addition to the tools Harvard students can use in exploring the varied courses the College has to offer...
...Crimson got off to a quick start in game one, capitalizing on four St. Peter’s errors to jump out to a 6-4 lead. The Peahens’ attack began to click, however, as they ran off runs of 6-0 and 8-0 to claim a 21-16 lead. St. Peter’s faltered down the stretch, committing two net violations and firing a kill attempt into their own net, while Harvard got a couple of crucial kills from freshman Suzie Trimble en route to a 30-26 win. It was the Crimson?...
...Google?s earliest features was a simple button beneath its search box that reads ?I?m feeling lucky.? The intention is for info-hungry masses to enter search terms, click on the ?lucky? button and, voila, land on precisely the web page that they always wanted but could never find. When Sergey Brin and Larry Page created Google, this was their way of showing us just how good they could be - like two kids bouncing into their parent?s den to show off a new magic trick...