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Part of the Gender Gap in Majors May Lie in Intro Courses (Sort Of)

March 16, 2014 Dan Ryan

The following describes an interesting morphing of memes on the web and something that might be especially relevant to me and my colleagues at Mills

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Do Faculty Matter? Effects of Faculty Participation in University Decisions

December 2, 2013 Dan Ryan

This paper models the effects of faculty participation in university decision making.  Its findings suggest that by affecting academic quality, faculty participation provides a net

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Data Exhaust and Informational Efficiency

April 22, 2011 Dan Ryan

Heard an interesting talk by Paul Kedrosky a few weeks ago at PARC titled Data Exhaust, Ladders, and Search. The gist of the talk is

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Silence on the Soc of Info Front

October 7, 2008 Dan Ryan

Week’s worth of silence here was due to a quick trip to Paris in the company of my partner, Gillian Hadfield, who was talking at

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