Taking The Industry By Storm?

If you’ve been shopping around for new smartphone technology lately (or if you’ve just been hanging around any Verizon shop), you’ve probably noticed BlackBerry’s got its own answer to the iPhone. It’s called the Storm, and it’s been designed with the iPhone-seeking, but BlackBerry-savvy consumer in mind.

In today’s New York Times, there’s a two-page editorial filled with readers’ reactions to the new product. But nothing beats the quirky, inaugural Fawkward podcast, where Adam Stepinski and Sadie Lou’s former Managing Director Nevan Scott weigh in on what might become everyone’s chosen stocking stuffer:

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Registration via Interview: Weighing the Schlep Against the Benefits
by Helen Goodman '11

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Nassau Street
by Clarissa Long '11

Ghazal for Rebirth
by Rebecca Chou '12

When Gary Snyder Read
by Ellie Horowitz '11

The Weekly
by Helen Goodman '11

Choosing to Live: My Year Abroad in Spain
by Kristen Dillman '11

Abortion Policy and Rhetoric in Europe and the United States
by Danielle Young '09

The Weekly
by Poppy Lyttle '11

The Curious Success of Vitamin Water
by Helen Goodman '11

What Is To Be Done?
by Tom Loder '09

The Weekly
by Poppy Lyttle '11

Catholicism: Wow?
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Hill House Evictions Raise Doubts About SLC Sincerity
by Hana Denson ’09

Interview with Peter Young
by Students Promoting Awareness of Animal Rights (SPAAR)

Gannochy
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