1 May
2007
1 May
'07
5:47 p.m.
Hey Everyone,
We know that you all are busy completing your papers, but we'd like to
encourage you to take a quick time out to evaluate the course.
We want to hear about what went well, what failed, and how we can make
this course better for future students.
To reach the class evaluation go to my.harvard.edu and then click on the
courses tab.
Cheers,
Justin
3 May
3 May
1:10 p.m.
New subject: [gov2001-l] Annenberg question
Justin,
Thanks for talking to me the other day about rolling cross sections and
recommending some papers and books. You helped me out alot.
I have one simple (I hope) follow up question - about the mechanics of
organizing the data. You mentioned opening the Annenberg data in SPSS b/c it
is easy to spearate the data by date of inetrview. Any tips on how to do that
in SPSS?
Between helping out with our 2001 replications and preparing for generals, I can
understand if you're too busy to mess with this right now. If so, no worries.
I'll be poking around on my own to see if I can figure it out.
Thanks again,
Mike
1:14 p.m.
New subject: [gov2001-l] Annenberg question
Ooops. sorry about sending that to everyone.
Mike
Quoting Michael Henderson <henders3 at fas.harvard.edu>:
Justin,
Thanks for talking to me the other day about rolling cross sections and
recommending some papers and books. You helped me out alot.
I have one simple (I hope) follow up question - about the mechanics of
organizing the data. You mentioned opening the Annenberg data in SPSS b/c it
is easy to spearate the data by date of inetrview. Any tips on how to do
that
in SPSS?
Between helping out with our 2001 replications and preparing for generals, I
can
understand if you're too busy to mess with this right now. If so, no
worries.
I'll be poking around on my own to see if I can figure it out.
Thanks again,
Mike
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