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...that Fitzy and the Admissions Office are hinting at nixing the SAT, here are 15 equally relevant numbers Harvard should evaluate instead. I mean, we need some standards. 1) Average number of caffeinated drinks consumed in one day 2) Number of objectionable pictures you have un-tagged on Facebook 3) Number of times you said you hated reality TV but watched it anyway 4) Number of Facebook friends 5) Number of Pokemon cards collected in your childhood 6) Your BMI (the lower the better) 7) Your fastest mile time 8) Number of licks it takes...
...Tyler are also known for your legal battle with Mark E. Zuckerberg, formerly of the Class of 2006, over the origins of Facebook. Are you still fighting the good fight...
You’ve seen the posters staring down at you from nearly every signpost on campus. You’ve noticed the Facebook ads prominently displayed next to your ex-girlfriend’s latest photo album. The Alpha Delta Phi Literary Society—whatever that is—is apparently coming back to Harvard after a 100-year hiatus. Though the poster lists only a phone number and an e-mail address for prospective members to declare their interest, FM did some sleuthing to find out some more information. According...
...interim director of the Center of Wellness at University Health Services. “We still do the same programs as we did before, and they have been successful,” Mahon said. A significant addition to last year’s methodology was student opinions, collected via Facebook. “Our data is much more comprehensive because we have over 9,000 student responses,” said Bert Sperling, the president of Sperling’s BestPlaces. According to Sperling, the overwhelming majority of Harvard students said the sexual health services needed no improvement. 70 percent...
...feeling a little, well, smug. For the past several years we’ve girded our loins for a rocky post-collegiate existence. We’ve read Hemingway’s memoirs and prepared to go without meals for days at a time. We’ve joined Facebook groups proclaiming “I Picked a Major I Like, and One Day I Will Probably Be Living in a Box.” We’ve built up our quads so we can climb to our eighth-floor garrets with comparative ease. We’ve even...