Flyby Blog
Restaurant Week is Back
Good news for your stomachs and bad news for your wallets, everyone. Restaurant Week (or so we’re told it’s now called Dine Out Boston) is back from March 6-11 and then from March 13-18 for those of you staying in town for spring break. Yes, that’s right– it’s the return of that special time of year when you pretend to live a luxurious life because you can (sort of) afford a multi-course meal.
Flyby's Reactions to "React"
As if clicking ‘Like’ on Facebook weren’t expressive enough, now there are six different ways you’re allowed to feel about someone’s new profile picture or Go Fund Me post. Now ALL SIX human emotions are displayed when you hover over the ‘Like’ button. Instead of just liking you-know-who’s 100th post of the day, you can show them that Facebook activism really does make a difference by letting them know that you too are “sad” or “angry” at the state of the world. Go crazy.
HUPD Crime Log 2/23-3/1
What have HUPD been up to this week? This series follows the escapades of our favorite campus police department.
Untitled Unmastered
This is not a drill, I repeat, THIS IS NOT A DRILL. Kendrick Lamar, the talented mastermind behind the Grammy-awarding winning album To Pimp a Butterfly, or TPAB as the kids are calling it, has blessed the world with a surprise eight track release called untitled unmastered. Sounds like something we would title an Expos 20 essay, tbh.
Flyby's Spring Break Reading List
As Harvard students, we’re expected to have a very sophisticated taste in literature. Unfortunately, Expos doesn’t give us much in terms of quality reading,unless watching Mean Girls to procrastinate counts as educational. To make your family think you’re actually learning at this premier academic institution, here are some books that you’ll enjoy reading and can talk about in front of your grandparents—sorry, that means 50 Shades is out.
What Your “Just Going to the D-hall for Coffee” Outfit Says about You
Once you become a part of house life (or even if you’re particularly comfortable in Annenberg), the dhall will become essentially an extension of your room, albeit a part with more people and less dirty laundry. What you wear when you're only there for a brief visit says a lot about you.
Flyby Horoscopes: March
Hey, Harvard. I’m back with your March horoscopes. My editors have finally recognized my incredible abilities (or I’ve figured out how to post my own content — the world may never know). There are some great things in the stars this month for all signs — can you say spring break? These next two weeks, though, hold potential for serious chaos if not managed correctly. Take a look at your horoscopes for a little bit of guidance on how to navigate the coming month.
Where in the World is Lowell Tea?
Dorothy and Diana - head these suggestions and feed us for years to come.
RIP Panera
Continuing with what seems to be the year of tragic and unexpected restaurant closings, Panera will be the next Harvard Square Staple that is added to the seemingly ever growing list. According to an 8x11 piece of computer paper taped to Panera’s front door, Harvard Square’s Panera Bread Cafe has permanently closed as of today, February 29, 2016. The most sensitive of ways to inform its loyal customers of the this terrible tragedy to top off everyone’s leap day.
HUPD Crime Log 2/16-2/25
What have HUPD been up to this week? This series follows the escapades of our favorite campus police department.
The Five Types of Blocking Drama Creators
With the rising Sophomore Housing Lottery registration opening next Monday, Feb. 29, blocking drama has come in like a wrecking ball. The stress in the environment is visible through the decrease in food supply at Annenberg because of freshmen eating their feelings and the lack of lack of Kleenex packs at the CVS in the Square.
