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Five Weird Facebook Events For a Harvard Student
In the past few weeks, Facebook users around the country have found themselves invited to dozens of weird events. Their popularity is clearly growing as approximately 4,000 people have already said they are going (not really of course) to “lying in bed and cryin to Adele and feeling bad 4 urself” on December 31st at the time of this post. I was already invited to “turn into the mitochondria and become the powerhouse of the cell” earlier this week. The trend has only gained strength as we head into reading period a nd finals. To aid in your procrastination efforts, here are some Harvard Facebook events that Harvard students could attend.
Radiate: The Harvard-Yale Tinder
Because what's more important about a football game than a chance to find love?
Eva & Nacho On: Cuffing Season and PDA
This week, Eva and Nacho take on the phenomenon of ‘cuffing season’ and the abomination that is PDA.
Harvard Freshmen On: Starbucks' Christmas Tree-less Coffee Cups
Because there's literally nothing more important to Harvard students than their coffee.
Pros and Cons: Partying in Pusey
We’ll leave that to voters to decide, but for those of you unsure, Flyby weighs the pros and cons of turning libraries into social spaces.
The Movement to End Breakfast Meetings at Harvard
The movement’s Facebook page, entitled “The Last Breakfast Meeting at Harvard,” was created by the group “Sietse for Class Marshal 2016: Because Nothing Broke Last Time.”
Harvard AEPi Parodies Sorority Recruitment Videos
Because what do the members of the AEPi fraternity at Harvard like more than glitter?
Halloween Costumes: The Elaborate, The Group, and The Last Minute
Look no further because Flyby’s got you covered for Halloween this year:
Harvard Square Turkey Now Has Facebook Following
For those worrying that Canadian Thanksgiving had finally meant doom for Harvard’s most beloved celebrity, you can breathe a sigh of relief. The turkey is still waddling around Cambridge with the same self-absorbed independence that has made students fall in love. But now its infamy has spread from the exclusive email lists of Dunster House to Facebook.
Hovertrax Attax
In the world of personal transportation, evolution is inevitable. Tricycles to bicycles, roller skates to rollerblades, horse-drawn carriages to the latest model Ferrari. Some modes of transportation, however, are destined for evolutionary failure. Call it Darwinism, call it harsh, call it the truth. Segways are one of these modes of transportation.
What You've Missed on Harvard Crushes and isawyouharvard
New semester, new you! Here’s how a few people on Harvard Crushes and isawyouharvard decided to start off their New Year’s resolution of #baewatch2k15:
A Guide to Hosting Guests for Harvard-Yale
H-Y is this Saturday and Harvard is sure to be swamped with visitors. Plan ahead and check out these tips on ticketing and accommodations for any guests coming this weekend.
Mark Zuckerberg Is Feeling Thankful
500 million people can now watch his Public Display of Affection toward his 'friend', Priscilla Chan '07.
#fbf: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Dress up as Harvard Baseball Players for Halloween
Way back when we believed Carly Rae Jepsen had a promising musical career, it seemed that just maybe our very own baseball team did, too
Trending: Taylor Swift's '1989'
The album dropped faster than a baby in the hands of an uncle who just can't stop palm-sweating.
FOP Leaders on How Taylor Swift Can Get Out of the Woods
If her new single is to be believed, her wilderness exploration skills are totally lacking. #areweoutofthewoodsyet?
Trending: Netflix Will Spoil Everything For You
Using this site is even easier than going on Wikipedia and scrolling to the bottom of the plot. No one reads words anyways these days, including these.
VP v. VP: Biden v. Goffard Comparisons
When he gave a speech on Thursday, United States Vice President Joe Biden could relate to Undergraduate Council Vice President Sietse K. Goffard ’15. But how much do they really have in common?
It’s October 3rd! Let’s Celebrate
You already wear pink on Wednesdays (or at least you should). But everyone’s allowed to break the rules, right? If you don’t have any pink clothes, you can try Sears.
Trending: Aretha Franklin Covers 'Rolling In The Deep', World Cries
Most recently famous for wearing a giant bow on her head at President Obama's inauguration, this is obvoiusly the beginning of Franklin's comeback.