Monday Reading Madness #33
– An article on Cornell hockey standout Rebecca Johnston, who will be representing Canada at the Olympics.
– Despite falling to 15th in the U.S. News rankings, Cornell finds itself in 8th place when it comes to…website popularity?
– Cornell apps are up 5% this year.
– Now, some serious opinion/commentary on Cornell sorority happenings.
– Ivy League sports are looking to go prime time.
– Cornell Football could use some more W’s next season, even though our economists downgrade the “institutional benefits” of winning.
– Islanders forward and Cornell alumnus Matt Moulson continues to pace towards 30 goals. Cornell hockey also split the weekend series with a top ranked team from North Dakota.
– New research shows that college students engage academic work in different ways. Enlightening.
– Obama’s approval ratings continue to converge towards general disapproval.
– Brown’s victory could be a preview of things to come in November, but Cornell commencement speaker Plouffe still thinks the Democrats can survive through the midterm elections.
– Via MR, a great essay by Garry Kasparov on chess and artificial intelligence.
