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...Proportion of junk e-mail that can be traced to 200 digital-marketing groups, the largest of which are being sued by Internet companies under new U.S. antispam laws...
Perhaps the most prevalent genre of new arrivals has been that of the digital marketplace—sites that in one way or another seek to connect Harvard students who have books and old junk to sell with those in the market for such things. I have no respect for the best publicized of these (thanks in no small part to an aggressive email campaign and the distribution of little doorknob signs to every undergraduate dorm room), www.crimsonexchange.com, which tried to capitalize off poor college students by charging a surcharge of all those using it to buy or sell. Currently...
...even if Dartboard chooses not to partake, others should not be deprived. Dartboard frequents fast food joints for the pure junk food taste—grease, fat and all—and suspects the rare diner that stops in as a last resort will never be tempted by the S-word hanging in the air. If it makes one person happy to consume a bucket of Coke, then so be it—Dartboard has been known to sip quite a few 44-ounce Big Gulps in her time...
...points, but they were mostly junk,” Delaney-Smith said. “She’s a great post player, but we just denied her the ball and tried to double down and it worked...
...That's fine with me. I missed the Seuss books when I was a lad; my literary companions Babar, Bugs Bunny and the Little Prince (and a lot of junk that I have elevated to the pop-cultural Pantheon in this column). I'm glad that Cohen has honored Geisel as a full-service wit: the humor-magazine work, the political cartoons, his cunning ad campaigns and Ted's creation of one of the most enduring, least endearing antiheroes in Hollywood cartoon history. What follows comes from studying the Cohen book, rerunning my favorites from Geisel's mid-period film...