The Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation is still taking applications for spring Internships in D.C. The deadline: December 4th. If you’re a student who’d like to get paid to talk about the kinds of things you read on econ blogs, it’s a sweet and edifying deal.
Nov 24 2009
This is my third post (see the first two here and here) on Levitt and Dubner's SuperFreakonomics. Chapter 3 is one of my favorite chapters in the book, for one main reason: the way it deals with the Kitty Genovese story. Those of you under 50 years old who have never taken a social psychology course might not know, b...
Nov 24 2009
Factoids of the day: 1. 44% of Congressmen are millionaires. 2. Consistent with the "limousine liberals" stereotype, eight out of the ten richest are Democrats.I wonder how much of this can be explained by the vast overrepresentation of lawyers in politics?Correction: I initially assumed that these figures ...
Nov 24 2009
The Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation is still taking applications for spring Internships in D.C. The deadline: December 4th. If you're a student who'd like to get paid to talk about the kinds of things you read on econ blogs, it's a sweet and edifying deal.
READER COMMENTS
John
Nov 24 2009 at 3:15pm
I was a Koch Fellow a few years ago; I strongly recommend anyone who’s interested to apply. One of the best times of my life, and it’s all free, which isn’t always easy to find in the DC internship world.
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