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International Productivity Differences, Infrastructure, And Comparative Advantage
This paper provides an empirical analysis of the effect of infrastructure on industry-level productivity and international specialization, as suggested by Clarida and Findlay's (1992) model. Attempting to control for simultaneity with a three-stage least squares estimation strategy, it is found that public infrastructure helps to explain patterns of comparative advantage...
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Video: First Graduation for East Harlem High School Serving Students from Low-Income Families
Alma Mater Composed to Capture the Spirit of Innovative School NEW YORK, June 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Cristo Rey New York High School CRNYHS will hold its inaugural commencement exercise on June 12, 2008. Forty students from low-income families successfully completed the school's college preparatory coursework while financing...
Articles 2008-06-11
Jonathan Storm: Performing arts get TV spotlight
Well, shut my mouth and knock me over with a feather: WHYY premieres a whole new home-grown weekly series tonight at 9. On Canvas  is just the kind of thing the big public station in the nation's fourth-largest TV market should be doing: a showcase of the variety of performing...
Articles 2008-05-28
Waiting out the college wait lists
So they may not have gotten into their dream schools, but most high school seniors have already decided where they will go to college next fall. But wait, what's that sound? It could be Harvard knocking. There is still hope for a few hundred in the class of...
Articles 2008-05-19
Voluntary associations
Voluntary associations. (reprint, 1969) Ed. by J. Roland Pennock and John W. Chapman. Transaction Publishers 2007 291 pages $29.95 Paperback HM711 Pennock taught political science at Swarthmore College for 25-plus years; Chapman is professor...
Articles 2008-05-01
Coercion
Coercion. (reprint, 1972) Ed. by J. Roland Pennock and John W. Chapman. AldineTransaction 2007 328 pages $32.95 Paperback HM1251 This is a paperbound reprint of a 1972 book. Pennock (political science, Swarthmore College) and...
Articles 2008-05-01
Eight from small colleges feted by basketball club
The top players from the region's small colleges will be honored by the Herb Good Basketball Club on Monday. Nick Shattuck of Ursinus College yesterday was named the Philadelphia-area player of the year. He and seven others will be honored as the all-Philadelphia-area team. They are: Ed Braswell of Cheyney;...
Articles 2008-04-15
Joining together, Catholics can compete: a proposal for merging five Philadelphia-area institutions
FROM MEDIA STORIES TO conversations at cocktail parties, news has spread of the difficult situation facing private higher education and the decisions by officials at institutions such as Harvard, Princeton, and Swarthmore College (Pa.) to give away undergraduate educations to middle- and upper-middle-class families--essentially making the bachelor's degree free. Institutions...
Articles 2008-04-01
Honored life member: George R. Abbe
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] George R. Abbe was born in 1943 in Media, Pennsylvania, a small town a few miles west of Philadelphia, but grew up in Swarthmore, PA where he graduated from high school. He received a B.S. in biology from Ursinus College in 1965 and a M. Sc....
Articles 2008-04-01
On Local Colleges: Local College Season Honors
Michelle Bauer,  University of the Sciences, Mid Atlantic Rifle Conference all-conference team. Jennie Lewis,  Swarthmore, Division III swimming all-American. Anne Miller,  Swarthmore, Division III swimming all-American. Sean Quigley,  La Salle, U.S. Track, Field and Cross-Country Coaches' Association Division I indoor track all-American. Weekly Awards Week of March 10. Colin Ambler,...
Articles 2008-03-27
The college—endowment racket
IN the United States, almost everything is taxed. Sales taxes apply to the things we buy, property taxes apply to the things we own, and income taxes apply to checks we receive. Higher education is one of the few areas exempt from this ubiquitous taxation. The earnings of colleges and...
Articles 2008-02-25
Centennial commission to be performed Sunday, Feb. 24, 3pm at Settlement Music School Advanced Study Ensemble Student Recital
PHILADELPHIA -- In honor of Settlement Music School's Centennial and as a way to strengthen its longtime commitment to the study and performance of contemporary music, Settlement has commissioned three world premieres by local composers to be performed throughout 2008. The first commission, by local composer and Swarthmore college professor...
Articles 2008-02-06
History: exploring the intersections of diverse disciplines
PABLO REID MITCHELL Title: Associate Professor, Department of History, and Director, Comparative American Studies Program, Oberlin College Education: Ph.D., History, University of Michigan; M.A., History, University of New Mexico; B.A., History, Swarthmore College Age: 38 It's no wonder that Dr. Pablo Mitchell...
Articles 2008-01-10
Colleges 'engineering' change
SWARTHMORE, Pa. -- When Kara Peterman was a high school student interested in engineering, she toured a high-powered engineering university in the Northeast that proudly displayed photos of its graduates. She counted three women in one picture. "I wasn't really encouraged," she recalled. ...
Articles 2008-01-08
Elite colleges more generous with tuition aid
When it comes to paying for college, cash-strapped families have had a few good tidings of late. A string of elite, private colleges have announced major boosts in financial aid. Duke kicked things off two weeks ago with a plan to spend an extra $13 million on...
Articles 2008-01-01
Will more colleges agree to boost aid to students? Will top schools
When it comes to paying for college, cash-strapped families have had a few good tidings of late. A string of elite, private colleges have announced major boosts in financial aid. Duke kicked things off recently with a plan to spend an extra $13million on aid by...
Articles 2007-12-23
Will more colleges agree to boost aid to students?
When it comes to paying for college, cash-strapped families have had a few good tidings of late. A string of elite, private colleges have announced major boosts in financial aid. Duke kicked things off recently with a plan to spend an extra $13million on aid by...
Articles 2007-12-23
Private Colleges Innovate to Combat Sticker Shock
To: NATIONAL EDITORS Contact: Tony Pals of National Association of IndependentColleges and Universities, office: +1-202-739-0474, cell: +1-202-288-9333, tony@naicu.edu WASHINGTON, Dec. 14 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In this season ofgiving, students and families are receiving welcome news fromprivate colleges across the nation, which could save them thousandsof dollars a year in college...
Articles 2007-12-14
No-loan plan at Swarthmore
Swarthmore College will replace all student loans with scholarships in financial aid awards beginning next fall, the dean of admissions said yesterday. Swarthmore's move will put the elite liberal arts college in Delaware County in a league with Harvard University, Princeton and a handful of other colleges and universities that...
Articles 2007-12-13
Small-college hoops hall enshrines Prudente
Ernie Prudente lived his life by a simple game plan. "My father said, 'Always do something you like, so you never have to go to work,' " he recalled yesterday. "I coached for, like, 45 years. And every year, you get older. But new kids keep coming in, and that...
Articles 2007-12-12
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