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Tag Archives: Music

End of an Era: The Disappearing University Radio Station

Posted on August 5, 2014 by inkling

It would appear that not all disruption is to be celebrated, as is the case with a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, College Radio Changes Frequency. And it represents a disappointing end of an era. In a very interesting … Continue reading →

Posted in Headline, Sociology | Tagged History, Music, Radio, sociology, University

CPI vs. Core CPI (core inflation little changed since 2021) – headline and core inverted in March 2023 and is still not resolved

CPI: Consumer Purchasing Power (what inflation accomplishes) – observe how the slope has steepened

Recessions have arrived just as everyone gave up on it:

"JPMorgan Chase economists scrapped their call for a #recession in the US, joining a growing number of forecasters who now expect the economy to avert the downturn..." (Bloomberg)

Same thing happened in 2008. pic.twitter.com/YumgOabFFl

— Inkling (@inside_finance) August 4, 2023

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  • Thanksgiving: William Bradford's first-hand account of the Mayflower voyage and the settling of Plymouth Posted on: Nov 24th, 2022 By inkling

    Take a few minutes to reflect on our beginnings and how much we have to be profoundly thankful for. Reflect also on the progress over the centuries, overcoming the horrors that followed these astonishing beginnings and the sacrifices of many that have helped advance this progress.

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