Everyone Is Doing It
Posted by The Voice Staff on May 6, 2010 at 7:43 pm
Did you know that… even universities have Facebook fan pages? Uh, yeah. Does anyone else feel a little weird about this?
The Harvard Voice Magazine
- Harvard Fashion Week
- What is Love?
- Occupy Discussion
- Raven Used Book Store – A Hidden Gem in Harvard Square
- Cinematic Adventures – The Social Network
- Voice HotSpot – Café Pamplona
- Harvard’s Cultural Groups: Opportunities to Belong
- Day in the Life of a Dorm Crew Worker
- Day in the Life of a Tourist
- The Beginning of the End: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part One
Harvard FML
- "Professor told me that I “have a remarkable ability to excel despite complete..."
- "Is it possible to appeal a grade? FProfessors and FML"
- "Narrowed down my med school choices to two. Picked one literally the day of the deadline, which is..."
- "The Greenhouse Cafe stopped selling garlic knots. FOL"
- "3.902 cumulative GPA. Good-bye PBK. Good-bye top tier med schools. FML"
- "Now that I’m graduating, I wish I’d tried a little bit harder during my first couple of..."
- "How does a Pass in a P/F class affect the GPA? Is a P the same as an A (4.0)? Or is it different?..."
- "B. Out of nowhere. Planned on an A- in that class. FML"
- "I have a great family, kind friends, a loving boyfriend, a secure financial future, and a promising..."
- "A- in PS1. No! So close! FML"
Given by the number of likes Harvard has, at least 35,430 other people did know that Harvard had a fan page. But hey, nice try for an amateur blog.
amateur blog? please. i’m sure yours is full of insight and gets as many hits as your mom.
Nope. This IS an amateur blog. Proof: ‘amateur’ is a Noice writer and won’t identify herself. Also, it publishes “not confirmed facts,” a.k.a. “things we’re too lazy to factcheck but are gonna publish anyway.” Oh, and to the user who pointed out the 35,430 number, bravo. Yet another piece of evidence to testify to the irrelevance of this blog.
But I will say, you guys put out a sweet mag.
Hi amateurish,
First, the facts were not confirmed because they are difficult to confirm on any issue dealing with final clubs–they are very hesitant to speak with members of the press. Second, we would rather publish something with a disclaimer than publish it as fact. Rather than lazy reporting, we are merely attempting to honestly relay events we hear about from other students. Lastly, if you were to say that we are an amateur news source, you would be correct. However, this not a news source as The Crimson might be, but a blog.
In any case, thanks for reading our amateur blog!