Hey folks,
Sorry to spam the list. I'm having trouble finding a partner with similar
interests. I am interested in education in the U.S. and in various topics
related to Latin America, especially the Southern Cone.
Does anyone share these interests and want to chat about being my partner? You
can hit me back at leslie.finger(a)gmail.com.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Best,
Leslie
Ph.D. Candidate
Department of Government
Harvard University
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Hello everyone,
In writing up Assignement 1, I am stuck in quoting the R code I used for
solving the problem in Latex. What is a simple command so I can copy and
paste the code into Latex. I have tried several things and looked through
the resources for an example, but I keep on getting errors.
Thanks in advance,
Agelos
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I noticed someone mentioned a recommendation for the O'Reilly book "R in a Nutshell." I haven't used that book, but I did want to mention that you can access it online through the library. Safari Tech Books Online is a useful online resource you can access if you have Harvard library privileges (other universities probably also have subscriptions). Go to http://lib.harvard.edu/ and search for "Safari Tech Books Online." Login with your Harvard credentials and then you'll have digital access to "R in a Nutshell" and a number of other books that may be of interest.
I recently came across the following book (fresh off the press from O'Reilly), and it may be of interest to people in Gov 2001 as a basic introduction to pulling data from the major social networking sites: "Mining the Social Web." Many of these online services/networks have non-trivial amounts of information in foreign languages as well, so there are a lot of social science research possibilities.
-Allen
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