Hi, all you high school seniors out there, it’s time to hide those scandalous photos on your Facebooks. All Facebook, “The Unofficial Facebook Resource,” reported that the Kaplan Test Prep’s 2010 survey of college admissions officers shows that 82 percent of admission officers say their college of employment uses Facebook to assess prospective students. Although »

Who needs superman when you have Dan Loewenherz ’09? Yale alum and creator of banned Facebook app “Breakup Notifier” comes once more to the rescue of lonesome hearts. After Facebook judged “Breakup Notifier” as “spam,” he has created “Crush Notifier,” an application that permits you to “crush” on your friends. (Of course, in the spirit »

Ever wondered what your high school crush is up to? How about your cute lab partner? After Facebook’s ingeniously creepy Friendship Pages, the social networking site once again comes to satisfy our darkest desires. The Breakup Notifier, developed by Yale alum Dan Loewenherz ’09, enables Facebook users to keep tabs of the relationship statuses of »

Girl follows guy, guy follows girl but neither follows @jamesfranco. As part of a catching trend among Ivies (See @IvyKidProblems), Yale has two new fake student Twitter accounts, @yalegrlproblems and @yaleguyproblems that started tweeting last week: On Feb 18, @yaleguyproblems said: I told her I had mono. #notresponsible When on the same day @yalegrlproblem said: »

We didn’t need the latest study to tell us that Yale graduates have good career prospects, but apparently Columbia, MIT and Dartmouth graduates are not so lucky. According to a new study top-tier professional service firms only look to recruit graduates from “super-elite” universities: Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford and the Wharton School of the University »