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...advice columnist, Hax has a laid-back approach to her work. She speaks glibly about her job, “I don’t really have any system. I just got through my inbox and keep reading till somebody particularly angry, bright, funny or with an interesting outlook on life provokes me. I look for somebody who is asking the question in a different manner because so many of the questions I get all sound the same...
...wrote an Op-Ed pointing out that terrorism is male dominated. I received an unprecedented response, which I attributed to the mildly controversial nature and timing of the piece. I didn’t blink at the onslaught of letters to the editor and to my personal inbox. A plethora of students responded, four of whom accused me of using a national disaster to “forward my own political agenda.” (To clarify, I don’t have a political agenda...
...just ignore the unwanted messages. “It’s worth the trouble,” said Keith A. Berkoben ‘04. “It’s not like someone’s banging on your door. It’s just your inbox...
Amid the responses from his friends was an e-mail sent by Lara Fox 99 over the Harvard 99 webgroup suggesting that those in New York and Washington let fellow graduates know of their condition. To avoid crowding everyones inbox, Tally Zingher 99 took on the responsibility of consolidating all those messages into periodic email updates to the whole webgroup. For Whitlow, it just made sense to take it a step further and post the list on his webpage...
...traffic on his site shot up. Over the course of the week following the attacks, the number of names grew at a feverish pace. There were almost 2,000 names by weeks end. Whitlow received over 750 e-mails with names and stories of relieved friends and family. His inbox has been flooded with e-mails full of appreciation for the work he did in the hours and days after the tragedy. Luckily everyone I know is alright and I havent heard of any Harvard people who are not okay and who havent been found, he says...