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...skeleton dance. Next, they had an alien dance. None of these characters made an impact. But one fateful day, the designers superimposed an image of a large plastic baby doll over the dancing adult skeleton. A star was born. Shortly thereafter, company employees began sending the animation file through email, and soon it became an Internet favorite, accompanied by music ranging from B.J. Thomas' "Ooga-Choka" to Peter Gabriel's "Digging in the Dirt...
Reactions to the Dancing Baby have been mixed. Bom S. Kim '00, who first was introduced to the hip-shaking figure early last year, has set up a link to the Dancing Baby on his web site. Explains Kim, "I get tons of email about it from people from South America and Europe. Basically I get two kinds of responses: people either think it's wrong or hilarious." He himself finds it amusing, which is why he placed it on his web site, but adds, "Some of the different versions--Drunken Baby, Baby Peeing--that's wrong...
...rooms to study, the bells only remind us of how little we are getting done. Time chimes by all too loudly as we check our email, munch on popcorn and surf the day away online. They're not loud enough to distract us totally--in fact, their harmonious scale is a vast improvement over the atonal Lowell House bells on Sunday afternoons. Nevertheless, we now find ourselves with a new procrastination excuse: searching for the as-yet-unseen bells can be a welcome alternative to finishing that problem...
According to Itagaki, Ereap is a Webcrawler designed to "help businesses decrease the amount of unsolicited email they send," Itagaki said. "Email could be a powerful marketing tool if it's used responsibly...