Tag Archives: facebook
Clark Compliments conquers our hearts
By Claire Tierney Contributing Editor Clark University has simply been in a tizzy the past couple of weeks over the new Clark Compliments Facebook profile. Inspired by Washington University’s compliments … Continue reading
Tumblr to begin running ads
Corporate logos have no place among my gifsets By Jeremy Levine Scarlet Staff In an announcement that disappointed many-a-hipster, Tumblr is going to start using advertisements as early as May … Continue reading
Professor earns Guggenheim
Stephen DiRado speaks about his accomplishment and photography By Ashley Klann Editor-in-Chief Clark professor of photography Stephen DiRado will join the 181 new Guggenheim fellows in 2012 for his work … Continue reading
The Scarlet Letter
The writing on the wall Ashley Klann Editor-in-Chief Okay, before you accuse me of forecasting more doom and gloom and judge this snippet by its title, for once, I’m not … Continue reading
Facebook goes public
What does this mean for the social networking company and its users? By Shaina Sanders Contributing Writer After eight years of “LMS,” posting, commenting, and sharing, Facebook has decided to … Continue reading
So much procrastination, so little time
Just what you need to quit your internet addiction by Natalie Beale Contributing Writer This is the golden era of procrastination. The internet should be the answer to a student’s … Continue reading
Showing us that life is merely “pointless babble” by Ashley Klann Editor-in-Chief In one of my classes, we’ve been discussing social networking and what it provides people. Twitter is an … Continue reading
Quite the addiction we have on our hands
by Ashley Klann Editor-in-Chief After the recent weather-related fiasco, like many of my peers and others across the North Atlantic and New England, I took photos of the damage. The … Continue reading
Internet Geography
A tale of privacy and power by Ashley Klann Editor-in-Chief I’m taking a course this semester that’s blending a lot of concepts together… which makes sense, because it’s about the … Continue reading
Editor’s Corner
How does it know? Facebook stalks users everywhere by Gwen Walsh Alumni Editor While you use Facebook to stalk old friends, new classmates and long lost loves, Facebook is stalking … Continue reading
“Truthiness” takes over
By Stephen Edelstein Alumni Editor Stephen Colbert has accomplished a lot. He ran for President, won a slew of awards, and almost had a bridge in Hungary named after him. … Continue reading
A Scarlet blast from the past
Our first response when thefacebook.com invaded campus By Megan Jones Former Scarlet Staff This article was originally printed in The Scarlet on November 8, 2004. Since Sunday it has been … Continue reading
