Econ

In my continuing series of cheesy walk-throughs of online data tools, there’s SimplyMap! My college subscribes, so you can’t [...]

June 15, 2016 0

We’ve talked about craft bookbinding, but how do people repair existing books? Luckily, I have more experts at hand who are willing [...]

April 25, 2016 0

When I was in kindergarten, my mother took away my Barbies. “But they’re miiiiine,” I cried, and she said something about [...]

April 23, 2016 0

Yesterday, I posted to facebook on how many weekday hours American parents spend on housework, childwork, and job work. Click through to [...]

March 30, 2016 4

1. The Job Offer Before accepting a recent job offer, I asked friends and mentors how I should negotiate. “Go for everything,” Raya [...]

March 17, 2016 0

Given these many ways of doing relationships, I want us to look at all paths: single life, community life, or partnership with another [...]

March 15, 2016 0

One path doesn’t work for everyone, as I wrote before. So people are starting to discuss just what an honest commitment means. The [...]

We’re more like the monkeys than we think. In one classic research experiment, Frans de Waal found that caged monkeys will give [...]

For hundreds of years, influence has circulated among affluent European folk, highly educated and living in cities. These guys formed [...]

I get a lot of readers curious about Kazakhstan, and about working as a librarian abroad. In this post, I’ll share how I got abroad, [...]

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