The College Class of 2014
Stanford Univ. welcomes its 2014 class. The 2nd paragraph is amusing.
"The campus welcomed 1,675 freshmen from 49 states and 54 countries. More than one-third of the class of 2014 is from California, but it also includes students from Kazakhstan, Thailand and Swaziland. About 15 percent are the first members of their families to attend college.
Housing officials issued their own list of essential items (photo ID, rain jacket, two weeks' worth of underwear) and well as those things discouraged (a first edition of Dickens, your grandfather's gold ring) and banned (mercury thermometers, aquariums, George Foreman grills, firearms)."
Is this a binding constraint?
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"The campus welcomed 1,675 freshmen from 49 states and 54 countries. More than one-third of the class of 2014 is from California, but it also includes students from Kazakhstan, Thailand and Swaziland. About 15 percent are the first members of their families to attend college.
Housing officials issued their own list of essential items (photo ID, rain jacket, two weeks' worth of underwear) and well as those things discouraged (a first edition of Dickens, your grandfather's gold ring) and banned (mercury thermometers, aquariums, George Foreman grills, firearms)."
Is this a binding constraint?
source
posted by Matthew Kahn at 9:41 AM
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