I first learned of the prisoner's dilemma in an economics class my freshman year. For those who missed out or forgot, it goes like this: Two criminals are arrested, suspected of collaborating on the same crime. Since the authorities don't have sufficient proof, they isolate the prisoners in separate ...
Last Friday I went looking for the anti-Brown. The coach I was traveling in flew past Yale on I-95. It crawled past Columbia in the rush hour traffic. Finally it turned west, crossed the Hudson and entered New Jersey.
Last week I got a double dose of speeches - on Tuesday, Ruth Simmons delivered her "State of the University," and on Wednesday, George W. Bush gave the State of the Union.
In their campaign to sell the privatization of Social Security, the Right is using a script borrowed from the invasion of Iraq.
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