Well, if so, you could RECOMMEND OhYeahFacts for the educational section of the directory. So if you want to RECOMMEND us, just click one of the LINKS that we have SUBTLY PLACED in this post so that you can RECOMMEND us for the educational section.
This has been a repetitive post. RECOMMEND.
Yes and please.
#4: Never read the whole book. Become proficient at dissecting a single scene and write a paper on that.
The internet has come full circle today for all of the right reasons.
This straight up gives me chills. An amazing article, Mr. Leitch. I’m glad RE is a forgiving man.
Animal, Neon Trees
Gonna be big.
Today’s my Gawkerversary.
Feels like it was just yesterday that I trekked through last winter’s worst snowstorm on my first day, nervous and intimidated as all hell. (That was an awful snow last year BTW. Remember?? You probably rolled over, looked out your window, and said fuck that.) Anyway, I cannot explain with real words how excited I was (and still am!) to become a part of this company. The experiences I’ve had and people I’ve met have been amazing, hilarious, unbelievable, mortifying, and unbelievably hilarious amazing. I have learned more than I EVER did in college (isn’t it always so) about this industry and can’t wait for what’s to come with my interest, career, and life in Media & Gawker.
Cheers, y’all (James!)
YAY! You know your replacement is a keeper when she does your job better than you did it. It’s been a dream having you on board, here’s to many more years at this wacky company together!
I just got this Facebook message from a girl named Nina.
I saw your name mentioned in a friend’s (Joe Coscarelli) Gawker guest post and I remembered contacting you 4+ years ago on MySpace (ha) to ask about NYU, Gallatin, and Weezer (ha again).
I just wanted to thank you for giving me advice back then. Gallatin was perfect for me and I graduated one semester early this January. I’m now working in emerging media at JWT (global ad agency). Glad to see you’re at Gawker - congrats and thanks again!
I imagine this is the kinda feeling teachers have when a student comes back years later and isn’t an abject failure at life.
My name is James. James Del actually. I work at a place called Gawker Media, something I find myself explaining to my parents every time I see them. They'll get it one day. I don't believe in Twitter, but I do believe in Facebook and LinkedIn. There's a Myspace page out there too, but never mind that. Questions, concerns, and comments can be directed to James, At-Sign Gawker, Period Com.
