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Interview with Amanda Cox - Graphics Editor at the New York Times
Amanda Cox Amanda Cox received her M.S. in statistics from the University of Washington in 2005. She then moved to the New York Times, where she is a graphics editor. She, and the graphics team at the New York Times, … Continue reading
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Tagged Amanda Cox, graphics, Interactive, interview, New York Times, NY Times, Visaulization
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In the era of data what is a fact?
The Twitter universe is abuzz about this article in the New York Times. Arthur Brisbane, who responds to reader’s comments, asks I’m looking for reader input on whether and when New York Times news reporters should challenge “facts” that are … Continue reading
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Tagged data, fact, New York Times, opinion, statisteracy, statistical literacy
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Is Statistics too darn hard?
In this NY Times article, Christopher Drew points out that many students planning engineering and science majors end up switching to other subjects or fail to get any degree. He argues that this is partly due todo the difficulty of classes. In … Continue reading
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Tagged education, New York Times, statistics is awesome, STEM
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