Sep. 3rd, 2003
The News, and Queen's
Sep. 3rd, 2003 12:25 pmAnother good thing that I really like about Queen's is the fact that the Kingston Whig-Standard and the Toronto Star are offered free, in racks outside the cafeterias. For a news junkie like myself, this means that I can catch up on local and other affairs as I eat.
Alas, no Globe and Mail.
Alas, no Globe and Mail.
Russell Smith on Blogs
Sep. 3rd, 2003 02:24 pmFrom the Globe and Mail:
Blogs: Hanging dirty laundry on-line
By RUSSELL SMITH
Wednesday, September 3, 2003 - Page R1
The blog phenomenon is perhaps the strangest side of the Internet. It's stranger even than all the porn. Thousands of unremarkable people are posting their diaries on-line. Sometimes these blogs contain humorous commentary on global current events or local politics.
Sometimes -- and more often -- they contain a list of daily activities. "Went to the post office, managed to do laundry, talked to Jason about Our Relationship . . ." Who do they expect will read them?
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Blogs: Hanging dirty laundry on-line
By RUSSELL SMITH
Wednesday, September 3, 2003 - Page R1
The blog phenomenon is perhaps the strangest side of the Internet. It's stranger even than all the porn. Thousands of unremarkable people are posting their diaries on-line. Sometimes these blogs contain humorous commentary on global current events or local politics.
Sometimes -- and more often -- they contain a list of daily activities. "Went to the post office, managed to do laundry, talked to Jason about Our Relationship . . ." Who do they expect will read them?
( Read more... )