As a great man once said, no one will ever believe you.
In today’s lunchtime reads: The War on Mother’s Day, a heartwarming Reddit campaign and a fond farewell to a bad TV show.
The threats, arriving at all hours of the day and night, are disrupting every aspect of student life at Pitt, forcing fearful students out of their dorm rooms and onto the couches of strangers living off campus.
The annual TIME 100 poll is an opportunity for readers to vote on the year’s most influential figures across all fields, from politics to tech to pop culture. This time around, the weeklong poll became a popularity contest between two Internet behemoths.
“The cyber bullying has gotten to the point where the school will not take any action unless I kill myself. Reddit- how do I get my story out and make this stop?” the girl, identified as Sarah, posted in a note to the site last Wednesday.
During Thursday’s tense manhunt following the death of a Virginia Tech police officer, students took to Twitter and Reddit to keep family and outsiders informed of what was happening on campus.
The online community rallied together to help 3-year-old Lucas Gonzalez, who has a rare immune deficiency.
In February, a 19-year-old Iowan made an incredibly moving speech about growing up as the son of two moms. Ten months later, the engineering student is still in the spotlight.
A video making the rounds online reveals a troubling history of domestic abuse from a Texas family court judge.
“Rome Sweet Rome” isn’t the name of a corny pizza joint. (That we know of.) It’s actually the title of an alternate history screenplay.
