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This week’s look around the Twitter-verse shows us that yearbooks are always perfect for reflecting on fashion – even school uniforms.
They’re also dangerously addictive when researching random Facebook friend requests. And yes, Twitter still doesn’t always lead to the cleanest grammar.
In this week’s yearbook Twitter update, we find more great practical uses for the yearbook.
That includes using the yearbook to take a look back at that glorious decade known as the 80s and also figure out who that mysterious Facebook friend request is coming from. Oh, and don’t forget to order your yearbook!
Fox is bringing back its hit show Glee in a couple weeks to complete the rest of its first season. Of course, you probably already knew that from the countless, repetitive commercials the network is airing to promote the show’s return.
You might remember that earlier this season Glee did an entire episode themed around their school’s yearbook, which at the time got a prominent mention in this very Blog.
In this week’s Yearbook Blog journey through the Twitter universe, we learn that it’s always a good idea to have a plan for picture day and sometimes your classmates might choose to vote an interesting title for you in the yearbook. You just never know.
@croonanoona: I have to take photos for my school yearbook tomorrow but my hair looks like an albino oompa loompa. This is when a hat collection is useful.
In this week’s yearbook Twitter update, we found more fun, interesting stuff and have a question.
We get an intriguing theory on the ramifications of smiling in your yearbook picture, and we’re left asking ourselves what exactly “chavvy” is?
The Academy Awards are this weekend, and ABCnews.com decided to have a little fun by creating an image gallery with old yearbook photos of this year’s nominees.
Who was a cheerleader in high school? Who was on the soccer team? Who said they wanted to be “a preacher?”
In the Yearbook Blog’s look around Twitter this week, we found one daughter taking a fond look back at her mother’s yearbooks from the 60s and some funny self-reflections. Enjoy!
@bostonrach: love looking at my mom’s HS yearbook from ‘66. back inside cover has bob dylan’s lyrics inscribed
In this week’s yearbook update from around Twitter, we found a little bit of everything – including 8th grade memories and even an interesting family admission.
@ Callisonannee Commenting that I talk too much is a waste of breath…I can open all my old yearbooks and confirm that in the teacher comment section 
Check out this week’s look around the Twitter universe for what’s being said about yearbooks.
@F3MBOT: So I was looking for my headphones but found my high school yearbook first! Looks like I won’t be sleeping soon. haha
Today’s Yearbook Blog shout-out goes to Ryan Stoffers, a sophomore at UCLA and a former editor of the yearbook at Walsworth school Saratoga High in Saratoga, Calif.
Stoffers recently became a contestant and is currently competing on the college edition of Jeopardy, and he was victorious in his first round earlier this week, racking up a total of $20,311.
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