If you've ever been kicked out of Lamont Library at 10 p.m. on a Friday night, a survey conducted by the UC Student Life Committee may be the answer to your library woes. The survey, which has already received 1,500 responses, asks for student input on whether undergraduates would utilize Lamont Library were it to extend its hours.

Two memes have emerged in the past few days: Harvard Douchebag and Harvard Good Guy. Currently, Harvard Douchebag seems to be winning, at least in terms of numbers. With 86 images to Harvard Good Guy's 57, it looks like the classic Harvard douche is getting more attention. But here's to rooting for the underdog.

Just a reminder that some important academic deadlines are approaching. If you think you need to add or drop a class, change a course to Pass/Fail, or cross-register, check out this post for details on the deadlines.

Here, for your enjoyment, are some of the words and phrases that Flyby readers have entered over the past few months.

Quincy House has got it going on!

Ice skating is cool, but ice skating with the knowledge that s'mores are available nearby (for free) is even cooler. Beginning tomorrow evening, Harvard Skate is introducing "Skate & S'mores," a weekly event that is set to take place each Friday and continue through Mar. 2, weather permitting.

The State of the Union is taking place tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. To assist you with your viewing pleasure, Flyby has compiled a list of various screening events across campus.

Don't forget that the deadline for registering online for the spring semester is tonight at 11:59 p.m. After tonight, a fee of $50 will be charged. To register, go to my.harvard.edu and click on the "Campus Resources" tab. Oh, and welcome back!

As J-Term comes to a close, take a look at the journals, essays and galleries published this break by Flyby and Fifteen Minutes.

At midnight, English-language Wikipedia will be inaccessible for 24 hours in protest of two acts—the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect Intellectual Property Act (PIPA)—that are currently being considered by Congress. Make sure to check out these links while you still can!