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...things that every student and professor should ideally do in the morning is to remember that we’re ultimately all here because it’s a human enterprise. Waking up and running to the lab without saying hi to anyone is the wrong way to go about college. The guy who sits in the bowels of Widener…I don’t know why they’re here. He’s missing the whole pleasure of being here. That goes for students and professors...
...only do they not know who you are, they seem not to even hear or see you. Has early Alzheimer’s set in? Have they unexpectedly inherited a European dukedom that has placed them above mundane social conventions? Or, are they just afraid you might not say hi back? In any case, Jay Z perhaps put it most aptly when he said, “you do not exist to [them], so vamoose, son of a bitch...
...believe the unreciprocated hello is a social scourge, but one that can be overcome. As such, I, Peter L. Hopkins, have been enlisted to promote campus civility by ensuring that no hello goes unanswered. Yes, I will reciprocate every “hello,” “Hi Pete!” or similar salutation that I receive without reservation and will periodically update FM readers on my progress...
Walking through the Yard is a great chance to see people I haven’t seen all summer long. Except when they ignore me. I’ll wave hello, even say hi and the person’s name, but there won’t be a single glance in my direction...
DIED. JINX FALKENBURG, 84, cover girl and actress, who along with her husband journalist Tex McCrary helped pioneer the talk-show genre; in Manhasset, N.Y. The hazel-eyed, brunet beauty had appeared in several movies before finding her calling in broadcasting. The Hi Jinx radio show, with hosts Falkenburg and McCrary, first aired in 1946 and featured guest interviews as well as reports on such weighty topics as the atom bomb and venereal disease. Its success spawned a television offshoot called At Home that also starred the two. By the 1950s, the couple's franchise included two radio shows...