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...growing social network on the Web, and it's completely addictive. You upload your images and assign each an identifying tag; these tags help other members find your stuff, and you theirs. You can join groups and create new ones, post comments about particular images and designate favorites. Free membership is limited to 20 megabytes worth of uploads per month. Turn Pro and pay $25 a year for a host of other perks...
...Independent News OhMyNews International english.ohmynews.com This English-language version of the Korea-based "open-source" news organization invites readers to become "citizen reporters" and contribute their own news stories, opinion pieces and photo essays. ("Say bye-bye to the backwards newspaper culture of the 20th Century," beckons the membership registration page.) Use the Talk Back forum to upload...
...scrap broke out over the E.U. budget, Brussels won a quiet sign of support last week from an unlikely corner. In a referendum, 55% of Swiss voters approved joining the E.U.-run Schengen area, which lifts internal border checks. Integration doesn't come easy to the Swiss. Voters declined membership of the European Economic Area, a staging post to full E.U. membership, in 1992; a poll in 2001 shelved the possibility of membership talks even though around two-thirds of the country's exports head into the E.U. Instead, Bern has crafted bilateral deals with Brussels governing trade and commerce...
When Adjah took over, “the BSA was at a point where its membership was disillusioned and doubtful of its purpose,” according to Helen Ogbara ’04-’05, president emeritus of the Association of Black Harvard Women. But she adds that Adjah “had clear goals for the BSA. He stuck to them and he made them happen...
Since our freshman year, new social groups have been sprouting up constantly. The trend sends a clear message that many more Harvard students want membership in a social club than the eight all-male final clubs can provide. But with Harvard Square real estate prices far higher than any newly formed club can afford, the prospects of adding another Mt. Auburn mansion to the Harvard social scene seems close to impossible...