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...emails in my inbox? I just checked it three hours ago.” Such cries ring throughout Harvard. Every Harvard student knows the feeling of opening their email in hopes of finding new Facebook updates or news from friends, only to find 30 emails inviting them to attend different student group events...
Every group sending out so many emails lowers the probability that each email will be read and runs the risk of alienating potential event attendees. Additionally, this type of publicizing often depends on students planning their schedules weeks or days in advance. Many students take things day-by-day and will go to events whenever they have time; because list-serves aren’t personalized to ad hoc schedules, emails can be completely ineffective when students delete them days before the event happens. Often, students only find out about interesting events the morning after they happen...
This new calendar should become the default publicizing medium on campus. While the UC’s idea to make funding contingent on using the events calendar is a good one, they should also actively discourage email spamming...
...Harvard is a great place,” he said in an email. “I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to come here. Coach Donato is a great coach and he knows his hockey...
...felt awesome. It was a dream come true,” Leblanc said in an email. “I’ve always been a Canadiens...