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Very sleepy me and a bunch of cases. But that's not a bad start aggregation on to one of your questions: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/won kblog/wp/2012/12/14/nine-facts-about-gun s-and-mass-shootings-in -the-united-state s / A for college selectivity, we have now of baby exo from Boom normal social wave. Places in institutions assuring strong no more. In the meantime, our alma mater has long been a policy of rashireniem base in her feed - so they raised the percentage of students in the institution, due to the fact that deliberately splash bar settles in the head more people thought that they should try to file. At the same standards for admission does not go down, just select the base rashiryaetsya.
Yeah, I saw this article, so I would have something like this is just me much more interested in what kind of data. More precisely, I have a few hypotheses, we would like them to check on the data. About institutions - there are several factors. In particular, MIT writes At MIT, Schmill said that another reason the admittance rate is at a record low is because the institute's yield rates, or number of accepted students who choose to enroll, have been increasing. About the baby boom also somehow not wealthy - MIT says that enrollments from 2003 to 2008th increased from 10K to 16K. Yes, they increased splash bar the base, well done. Question - and the rest that? The same thing or not? But for that we need tsiferki and tsiferki and no, (
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I was just reading an article (typical splash bar of me, no longer remember where ...), that tangentially mentioned splash bar a consulting firm (btw, somehow tied in with Google - as in, Google "people / HR / social research group", don 't remember their name, used this consulting firm) that does a similar kind of social / psychological / behavioral research and analyzes it using powerful (they all say that, haha, "powerful") stats / probabalistic / "anaytics" methods. Analytics! Some kind of that name for the Google group (yes, am too lazy to google this right now ...). Anyway, the reason I remember this at all is because I was daydreaming about working for a such a consulting firm / group ... I can use "powerful" methods :) (seriously, that annoys me, calling analyses "powerful") And hell, I have a degree in behavior.
The day before we went to the open houses in Winchester. One house we loved - very well. Everyone came out and said "here in this could live." In Winchester wonderful city schools. In the study in this house we saw a basket of brochures for parents of students in our school over the past few years :). Then he stopped just out of interest to see the house for almost three million in the same Winchester. There's a lot of rooms, and judging by the photos, the family living there five de