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...Hard), it was clear that this wasn't going to be a glowing review of the website. The post offered a sharp criticism of Harvard FML, a creation of the Harvard Voice, and lampooned Harvard FMLs often mundane posts. The author even recommended that a "my life is average" site might have been more accurate—not exactly the first time this idea has been proposed...
...site is the outgrowth of thousands of hours of hard work from our IT Staff, executives and editors across the building. Three people - our IT Chair, Andy Lei; our Business Manager, Steven J. Stelmach; and our Director of Web Strategy, Yuhki B. Yamashita - deserve special credit and our thanks for all of their work on the project...
...hope you like our new look and streamlined navigation, and check out new features like our sweet new media viewer (hit the "media" tab on top), customized e-mail newsletters, and revamped search interface. We're really excited for all of the new stuff the site brings us on day one and especially enthusiastic for its huge potential in the future...
...drab building rife with petty crime, as a whole, Chungking Mansions has cleaned itself up in the past decade with the addition of more than 200 security cameras and an increased police presence. Thanks in part to Wong Kar-wai's popular 1994 film Chungking Express, the site draws a regular flow of tourists to its affordable curry houses and warren of knockoff-electronics booths. While members of Hong Kong's triads - the local underground crime syndicates - play a key role in Nine Dragons, they don't have much of a presence in the real-life Chungking Mansions. Mathews says...
...Though the site where she last stayed may be statistically safe (there have been no murders at Chungking Mansions for years), with its shabby hallways, dark corners and din of arguing deal hunters from around the globe, it is easy to imagine someone becoming embroiled in something dangerous there. Connelly, a former Los Angeles Times crime reporter who spent years milling about crime scenes and interviewing victims, says he chose to set a major part of the book in Chungking Mansions because, as a stranger, it is the type of place "where you want to look over your shoulder...