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<I><A HREF="http://library.indstate.edu/level1.dir/cml/rbsc/neff/response2.html">Click here to read a second response by David Vancil to Professor McPherson.</A></i><P><CENTER><P><LI><A HREF="#SINGER"> Jane Singer's Response to David Vancil's Article</a></CENTER><P> In"Fact or Fiction?" excerpted online <a href="http://www.theaha.org/perspectives/issues/2004/0401/0401pre2.cfm">(http:// www.theaha.org/perspectives/issues/ 2004/0401/0401pre2.cfm) </a> from the Jan...
PROJECT PAYCHECK: One of this year’s tech startups in the Berkshires displays a little needle on its website, with a thread poking through. Jane and Eric Singer, of Lenox, aren't
If you’ve seen surveys about news consumption and thought they sounded pretty bleak, I have some bad news. A new, yearlong analysis from the Pew Research Center indicates there is “strong evidence” self-reported numbers — low as they may seem — may be inflated. This is apparently especially true for Americans. The authors — Michael Barthel, Amy Mitchell, Dorene Asare-Marfo, Courtney Kennedy, and Kirsten Worden — explain: Many Americans say that following the news is “very important” to being a good citizen, and those who say this are more likely than others to overestimate ...