To a certain AOL employee who is getting married this weekend:
Congratulations!
PS: The medium size bosphorus vase is in the mail.
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- NBC Nightly News now available on the Internets
- Dole Kemp ninety six!
- Thoughts on Rosa Parks
- Turning once again to Ebay
- Reporting from inside the "MBA Bubble"
- In the wee small hours of the morning
- Dressing appropriately for the occasion
- Hump day
- Spelling error on the syllabus
- Back to the daily grind
- Rested, tanned, and ready
- Happy Honeymoon!
- Two days in Manhattan
- Overheard in New York
- Oh what an upset!
- A repeat of November 2, 1995?
- A visit to the other big “Chinese Wall”
- Trekking to Charlotte
- "That's racist! "
- Privatizers vs. evangelicals
- "Don't you wish your girlfriend was hot like me"
- Google and Comcast in talks to buy AOL?
- (Come up with something witty later)
- Daniel Craig coronated as James Bond VI
- Odds not looking good for stats
- Bringing shame to the UVA Economics Department
- How not to be Google- or Friendster- stalked
- Farewell to Leading and Managing
- Has anyone seen my "power chord?"
- Hitting the voter registration rolls
- Finance, done!
- UVA grad reaches new heights
- Inside joke
- Shocked and awed
- In praise of price gouging
- Bill Clinton to speak at 2007 graduation?
- President Erskine Bowles
- My financial aid disbursement
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- buckyhoo
- Buckyhoo is the editor in chief, managing editor, primary correspondent, and lead contributor of In My Mind I’m Goin’ to Carolina. His passions include James Bond movies and following the latest in print, broadcast, and new technology media outlets. He received his MBA in 2007 from the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School and graduated from the University of Virginia where he was a columnist for The Virginia Advocate. He sees himself as the hero of a non-fiction novel about his life.
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