As one might expect from the candidate whose campaign produced scores of videos and sent more text messages than my 15-year-old sister, President-elect Barack Obama depends on his BlackBerry for basically everything.
If you asked me how many times per week I visit Food Court specifically to scope out the frozen yogurt sundae bar, I would probably lie rather than admit how often I tell the FoCo cashier, "Just toppings!" But seriously, there was no better place than FoCo to satisfy a candy craving -- until this fall.
Have you ever checked your "Sent Msgs" folder after waking up on a Saturday just to make sure you didn't embarrass yourself when you came home and logged in at 3 a.m.? Me too.
My little sister recently sent me an angry Facebook message with a link to a Wall Street Journal opinion column.
My distinguished colleague Zachary Gottlieb '10 recently wrote about Dartmouth as a protective parental figure, asking "When does this tireless parent teach us to fend for ourselves?" ("Dartmouth Man Needs a Maid," Sept.
Last week, Serena Williams defeated Jelena Jankovic in the women's final of the U.S. Open to win her ninth singles Grand Slam title.
Considering that our generation is more concerned with the state of the environment than any previous generation has been, it is natural that all sorts of organizations are paying more attention to their "green" reputation among their new target demographic: us.
No matter how horrible at pong your parents proved themselves to be this weekend, it was a little sad when they left on Sunday.
In the world of comic book heroes, robots and missions to save the Earth from evil aliens, all eyes are on Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania this summer.
I rode an Advance Transit bus for the first time last week -- this is not necessarily a big deal.