Word: craigslist
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Dates: during 2003-2003
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...something up.” Within an hour I received a handful of responses, and within a week I had accumulated over 50 replies from men ranging from ages 21 to 42. From law students to artists to sugar-daddy businessmen, it seemed everyone was using Craigslist to find that perfect one-night stand. Or, at least, that’s what I thought until I posted a similar entry, this time pretending to be a male Harvard student looking for a woman. I did not receive a single reply for that post...
...Craigslist (found locally at www.boston.cr-aigslist.org) doesn’t look like most websites. It features no graphics, no flashy introduction and, much to its credit, no annoying advertisements. But this unassuming collection of classifieds, personals and message boards easily outshines its glitzier competition in terms of usefulness and community spirit. Need a part-time job? Springsteen tickets? A date for Friday? All are a click away on Craigslist...
...Craigslist is the bomb,” J.K. Costello ’03 extols in an e-mail. “After narrowly missing out on a queen size bed for $25, I found an Ikea queen-size bed a day later for $120. All the prices were so cheap, and I met a super-sweet girl in a punk band as a result,” he writes. Other students have used the site to find summer housing or simply to buy and sell items ranging from coffee tables to laptops...