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SOCIAL MEDIA ROUND-UP: Cockroach Cellphone Edition
Sunday, 26 February 2012
by Vivienne Chen
Prince Comments: On West GS ’80: ‘I’m having a wonderful time … getting arrested.’: Com ’12 : The Center for African American Studies will soon be posting the new job opening for “prophet-in-residence.” On Virus linked to restaurants: it was: Panera. Princeton FMLs: Woke up early this morning to prepare for an important interview. Checked my email
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Around the “FML” Ivies
Saturday, 08 May 2010
by Samantha Pergadia
Given the surge of FML college spinoffs, The Ink thought it’d be helpful to look at some of the FMLs produced around the Ivies. As finals period casts its darkness across the Ancient Eight, here’s what our peers are complaining about: Harvard: “I am so sleep-deprived that upon reading a paragraph of a paper I
Thoughts from the Mod, Vol. I: Modding in the Midst of Midterms
Tuesday, 23 March 2010
by Giri Nathan
Sure, you might’ve had a rough midterm week; maybe you had a lot riding on those exams and papers. But you were just carrying your own weight. Imagine carrying an even bigger burden on top of that: satisfying the (considerable) procrastination needs of an entire campus. That week, our noble Princeton FML Moderator faced that
- Published in Goings On, The INKternet
Princeton FML Sort of Sucks. FML.
Monday, 30 November 2009
by Spencer Gaffney
Remember that post a few weeks ago about the impending Princeton FML site? Well, it’s here, and so far the posts have been less than stellar. Look, college-specific FML sites are a great idea. The best moments on sites like FML come when you’re nodding your head while you’re laughing, because the comment rings true.
- Published in Goings On
Princeton FML Coming Soon! Maybe?
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
by Brian No
Thanks to FMyLife.com, the abbreviation “FML” has invaded our cultural lexicon. In fact, it’s become sort of annoying to hear people say “FML” about absolutely anything: “Today, I woke up five minutes late! FML!” or “I want a mango! FML!!” But we’ll soon be able to compose and read our very own Princeton-specific FMLs! Umm…FML?
- Published in Goings On