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Tag Archives: Brad DeLong
The Berkeley Wire: 10.27.09
Surprising anti-abortion demo at UC raises hackles (unsurprising) [Daily Cal]
Brad DeLong among speakers at global unemployment webinar tomorrow [Berkeley Law]
Berkeley home sellers must put their sewer lines in order [Contra Costa Times]
Sushi madness? Attempt to make the world’s longest California roll [UC Berkeley]
Amnesty Intl’s Irene Khan to speak on poverty and human rights [BA&L]
[Photo of UC Berkeley's campanile: hall.chris25 on flickr]
DeLong view of the future
Ask Berkeley economist and blogger Brad DeLong about the future of higher education as digital technology develops and you’ll get a disquisition about Erasmus of Rotterdam and the puzzle about how the idea of the university survived Gutenberg and 1435. DeLong enjoys pointing out that UC Berkeley is the only university to have named four elements (Chicago only counts two). His blogging occasionally plunges into detailed macroeconomic arguments, but he seems happiest when drawing on a seemingly inexhaustible … Continue reading »
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