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...said that the initiative has been well received on campus. “My inbox has been flooded,” Owusu-Kesse said. “I’ve seen people really excited...
...this week’s all-Crimson edition, the first—and, if our editors have been reading any of this shit, last—semester of Gadfly comes, like all our Friday nights, to an utterly anticlimactic end. Judging by the dearth of e-mail in our inbox (fmgadfly@yahoo.com for those of you meaning to write), you perused this column about as often as your reading for section. Clearly, being a jackass in print is about as appealing as it is anywhere else...
...promising to vote for the candidates that knocked on their doors the least. Looking at the tallies on the white boards outside these rooms, Moore-Nichols was doing the best, with only one visit. Glazer-Capp was way behind with three. Campaigns should probably have rethought their tactics, whether inbox assaults from supporters or obnoxiously frequent door-to-door campaigning...
...said he spent most of Thanksgiving doing “putzy things” that you usually don’t get around to, like cleaning out a crowded e-mail inbox and naming digital photos...
Given this inauspicious start, I shouldn’t have been surprised when my twenty-third birthday was full of disappointment. On that morning, just last weekend, I stood beneath the clinical lighting of Lamont library checking my e-mail. The first message in my inbox was from a scholarship selection committee, notifying me that I had been denied an interview. Not terribly surprised, I forwarded the message to several friends, joking that my birthday was off to a great start. Sarcasm wasn’t going to get me through the day. By 2 p.m. my silent cell phone...