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...Facebook.RR: Who friended whom?DBS: I friended her. RR: That’s a little creepy. What happened?DBS: Her picture is her sprawled on a bed. [Takes RR’s laptop and looks her up. Picture is scandalous.] She’s really into applications on Facebook. So she sends me things on occasion. She asked me to be part of her “Kingdom” the other day.RR: That’s awkward. Any other funny applications?DBS: So there was one application, “Are you interested?” that you send...
Although Obama and Facebook have helped organize us, they are not the reason we care. We know the importance of a healthy economy because we are starting worldwide companies. We feel the importance of foreign relations because we are serving overseas, staring the enemy in the eye. And we understand the magnitude of global warming because we are the ones who will be here when the ice caps melt. Look at the faces on the cover. Each one says, "I may be young, but I know what I'm doing and where I'm going. Do you?" The candidate...
Instead of having to delete every single message, wall post, and photo to erase a Facebook profile, users can now remove their accounts with a single e-mail. But Harvard students are in no rush to do so. Facebook announced on Tuesday that users can e-mail the company to request removal of their account, though there is still no simple way for members to delete their profiles on their own. Carlos Ché Salazar ’09 said that although he does not plan on using Facebook later in life, he would not permanently delete his profile...
...Harvard is certainly far from the relationship Mecca my friends envisaged. Only 15% of Harvard students are in a relationship that they are willing to list on Facebook. This is low—25% of Northeastern students, 27% of UMass students, 24% of Emerson students, and 22% of BU students are listed as “in a relationship.” So why are our area counterparts coupling up at rates almost twice ours...
Some of you probably disagree with this. “I am in a happy relationship,” you say, feeling smugly superior. You send your significant other a teddy bear on Facebook to show just how wrong...