Word: facebooked
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...popularity of the Facebook group “Cage Free Eggs at Harvard”— which boasted 244 members as of yesterday evening—is any indication, Harvard students care about the origin of their eggs. Two weeks ago, AnnaLise S. Hoopes, a first-year student at the Graduate School of Education, initiated a campaign for cage-free eggs with the creation of the online group and a flurry of e-mails to undergraduate listservs. Hoopes argued that although it results in cheaper eggs, battery cage egg production—in which chickens are raised...
...Dern is the creator of dozens of Facebook groups bearing his name and pictures of himself. “I liked the idea...to try to be silly, maybe bring a smile to someone...
...Asian American Association, the Chinese Students Association, Native Americans at Harvard College, and the Society of Arab Students. Zaidi has sustained the greatest number of campaign violations thus far—185 points—for infractions including illegal postering and early campaigning via e-mail and the Facebook. Four hundred points result in disqualification from the race. At Thursday’s debate, Petersen, Hadfield, and Anene all listed Zaidi as their second choice when asked which ticket they would endorse after their own.Hadfield expressed support for both the Anene and Zaidi platforms yesterday, echoing the tickets?...
...problem with the public personas that celebrities and facebookers alike try to create for themselves is that they’re completely unstable. The frequency with which people update their facebook profiles is mind-boggling. We’re constantly adding quotes, subtracting interests, re-writing the “about me” blurb, and generally just trying to tweak the whole aura that we give off. Then there’s Hilton, who is a sex-tape kitten one minute and celibate the next. However, it’s extremely unlikely that some fundamental part of ourselves changes...
...generation attaches such great importance to self-definition, there must be better mediums to achieve that than facebook and “People” magazine. For starters, perhaps we, the not-so-famous, could focus more attention on living and doing things in real life, rather than posting our musings on ourselves and our “lives” in a note and hoping everyone reads it when it shows up on mini-feed. After all, as one of my favorite sayings goes, “You must be the change you wish to see in the world...