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Andrew H. Golis ’06 is a social studies concentrator in Winthrop House. His column appears regularly during reading period...
Britain's national newspapers may disagree on politics, but they agree on the story of the season: Su Doku is here! An addictive puzzle in which the numbers 1 to 9 must occur only once in every row, column and box within a grid, Su Doku has Britons hooked. Since its debut in the Times last November, almost every major paper in the country, desperate not to miss any chance to build circulation, has acquired a version. Tabloid variants come with celebrity endorsements and last week, after the Guardian launched its puzzle, the Times fought back with the first mobile...
...dropped the paper and made a mad dash back to their books), I thus present you with my carefully culled collection of ways to use the Internet for the one purpose it achieves better than any other: wasting time. I won’t bother to give too many column inches to the old standards—surely anyone reading this online has already checked their e-mail twice and read the away messages of everyone on their buddy lists—but when none of your friends on thefacebook.com have written anything on your wall in a week...
...tunnel while avoiding ominous-looking hovering green blocks. My roommate’s high score in the latter game is 3,458, and if you can beat it and take a screenshot for proof, I’ll do my best to give you a shoutout in a future column...
Matthew A. Gline ‘06 is a physics concentrator in Quincy House. His column appears regularly...