To my surprise, people still visit the BMCB. Not a lot of people, but it seems that a couple people come here everyday. The BMCB died when I left Bryn Mawr for the semester. I make no promise to revive it when I return in the fall, but it was a really good experience for me (and hopefully for you) while it lasted. If you're looking for stuff to do, scroll down a bit and try some of the links I provided in my last posting. And remember to get off your ass because there's plenty to do outside your room (and outside of Guild, Carpenter, Collier, Canaday, and Park). Get a life, or at least get a blog.

P.S. If you're interested in reviving this old thing, let me know. There are currently over twenty posting members, but none wanted to step up to the plate of "administrator."

So long, farewell...

I am taking next semester off from Bryn Mawr, so I will not be updating the blog. I'm glad I started it though -- it's been fun. Hopefully, it's served you well, too.

In its 101 days of existence (including the recent period of dormancy), there have been 1,961 visitors to the blog (from Bryn Mawr, Haverford, and Swarthmore) and 2,447 total page views. In November alone, the BMCB was accessed 634 times. Along with all of the students who simply read the blog, twenty-four BMC students are BMCB "members" and many made postings themselves.

Just because I'm no longer posting here does not mean the blog has to die! Please feel free to continue posting, and if anyone has any desire to take over maintenance of the blog for the semester, let me know, and I can transfer administrative responsibilities to you. No HTML or programming knowledge is necessary.

The pages I consistently used to update the blog are:

     + Today @ Bryn Mawr
     + Haverford Activities Calendar
     + Swarthmore Schedule of Events
     + Today at Penn
     + Campus Philly
     + Citysearch Events by Calendar
     + Digital City Phildelphia
     + R5 Productions (Shows)
     + The Point (Calendar)
     + Bryn Mawr Daily Jolt

So, thank you all for your help and support that made this possible. Good luck keeping it up, and I'll see (some of) you in September.

Good luck with finals!

And hey, you wouldn't be here if you weren't procrastinating. So quit it.

(If you need a break, this weekend's the Lighted Fools show, the musical revue, senior cocktails, and Brecon prom.)