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...have a roster of clients yet. On a rainy Tuesday, over hot chocolate at Starbucks, she tests her interviewing skills on college friend Pete Gelling. Richardson wants to market to young singles, but many of her peers--including Gelling, an aspiring journalist--can't afford the $350 introductory fee or the $75 monthly charges the school recommends. "If I had a job, I'd do it, though," says Gelling, 24. Most of their friends have profiles on Internet sites like Nerve and Friendster and see little shame in matchmaking. "Even when you're our age, it's hard to meet...
Later in the meeting, Wolcowitz announced a reduction in the fees charged to students who add and drop a course after study cards are due. While currently students are charged $5 for an add/drop change the first week after study cards are due, $10 the second and $15 the third week, beginning next fall students will not be charged for changes during the first week after study cards are due, while the fee for the third week will be reduced to $10. Fees during the second week will remain...
...going to sell anybody’s e-mail address,” he said. “At one point I thought about making the website so that you could upload a resume too, and for a fee companies could search for Harvard job applicants. But I don’t want to touch that. It would make everything more serious and less...
...house should be in order,” he said, suggesting the council should look into raising the optional fee collected from students at the College...
...book also helps explain why most messages you send will probably never get a reply: on most sites, fewer than 10% of the posted profiles belong to paying members. The rest belong to trial users who may not be able to reply until they commit to a monthly fee. Orr's dry writing style won't sweep you off your feet, but Meeting, Mating and Cheating gives an insightful portrait of cyberdating...