Word: facebooked
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...Facebook Fanaticism,” column, Oct. 12, and “Students Rage for a Living Wage,” news...
...have an idea as to why Facebook might be so incredibly popular here, and it is because of The Crimson. I love Facebook just as much as anyone does, but The Crimson’s use of Facebook as a source for its articles has gotten pretty ridiculous...
...says Hufstedler, describing their primary focus. Their answer to this dilemma is communication. According to Hufstedler, “there are plenty of musicians, but no network to connect them.” Drake maintains that Harvard has no cohesive scene, but only “a bunch of Facebook groups, very fragmented.”Hufstedler envisions CARAR, which is currently awaiting official recognition as a student organization, as the “center point” of the Harvard rock scene. The group hopes to remedy the lack of knowledge about resources available to student musicians and create...
...worked on FOP administration this summer. “They bring Harry Potter to life.” Quirky lyrics such as, “Oh the bus don’t go to Hogwarts, you gots to take the train,” inspired a Facebook group “Voldemort Can’t Stop the Rock,” and prompted the FOP leaders to contact the twosome for a private performance in a Mather suite last month that literally left the windows steamy. “It was awesome,” says McKee...
...equal partners in Pub Night’s execution. Now, on a pub night week, Veritas members put as many as 25 hours into launching the event, working alongside third partner HSA and, of course, Corker. The success of the events—over 600 students belong to the Facebook group advocating for a permanent pub, and hundreds have attended pub night—led the University to rehire Corker as a “project manager” responsible for building a permanent pub in Loker Commons.Raymond C. Traietti, a member of the Pub Planning Team, articulates the vision...