14 Best Student Fundraising Ideas
Fundraising is an important aspect of any educational institution. Whether it’s for field trips, new equipment, or extracurricular activities, schools need more money to provide […]
Month: August 2024
Could it be that Math SAT scores are doing worse than we thought?
The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) is important for college admissions but its effectiveness and relevance are increasingly being questioned. This paper advances Integrated Control methods […]
Why Training Is Important in Using Cisco HyperShield
The imminent release of Cisco HyperShield this month marks a significant shift in the cybersecurity landscape. As an “AI-native” security architecture, HyperShield promises to redefine […]
Partisan Divides Over August Sentiment
Michigan 67.8 vs 66.7. A huge jump in expectations 72.1 vs. 68.5 (contrary to the current situation). Figure 1: University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment (blue), […]
3 Antique Treasures Your Home May Be Hiding (Halloween Decorations Included)
Olga V Kulakova / Shutterstock.com With 30 years of sales under my belt, I’m the guy when friends need a quick analysis. And over the […]
Higher taxes or lower spending?
Consider the following thought experiment. The government imposes a tax of $1000 on all bankers. On the same day, the government approves a new spending […]
Friday various links
1. “An employer’s willingness to pay for an advantageous class is as large as the standard deviation increase in college GPA.” Also a good Twitter […]
Fast Failure Capacity
In his book Intuition Pump and Other Intuition ToolsDaniel Dennett’s first pump of intuition is to admire the virtues of making bold mistakes. He describes […]
What You Didn’t Know About Health Insurance and Private Healthcare in the UK
Health insurance and private health care may seem like familiar concepts, but there is more to it than meets the eye. Most people know that […]
Rampell On Harris’s Economic Policy
Here’s Washington Post’s Catherine Rampell on Harris’ price control policy: It is hard to exaggerate how bad this policy is. It is, in all but […]