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State of the Castle Friends of the Park 3-24-23
No full textThis week on State of the Castle, an interview with Jessica Hartman and Eric Freeman from Friends of the Park, Putnam County. Broadcast 3-24-23
Tiger Talk 2-23-23
No full textTiger Talk, featuring Track and Field athlete Seelye Stoffregan, from 2-23-23
DePauw Womens Basketball V Wooster 1-28-23
No full textTyler Richardson bring you DePauw Basketball Action as the women take on Wooster. 1-28-23
Fugitives
Get PDFBorn and raised in Hanoi, Vietnam, Chi Q Pham is currently a junior pursuing film and studio art at DePauw University. She works across paintings, drawings, animations and videos, exploring themes of identity and displacement
Unfulfilled Existence
Get PDFKatie Shirk is a freshman at DePauw University and she has been creating art since 5th grade. Artistic expression has become a valuable outlet for her to interpret and share her personal perspectives of reality
Muted Tranquility
Get PDFKatie Shirk is a freshman at DePauw University and she has been creating art since 5th grade. Artistic expression has become a valuable outlet for her to interpret and share her personal perspectives of reality
ChatUp
No full textChatUp isn\u27t just a sophisticated piece of technology; it\u27s a friendly and engaging virtual web application designed to enrich daily interactions and bring a little extra joy into users\u27 lives. Users can imagine having a supportive friend who\u27s always there to chat, offer guidance, or share a joke whenever they need a pick-me-up. With ChatUp, every conversation feels like a genuine connection, thanks to its advanced natural language processing capabilities that enable it to understand queries and respond in a human-like manner. Whether users are seeking practical assistance, looking for recommendations, or simply craving some light-hearted banter, ChatUp is there to meet their needs and brighten their day. It\u27s like having a trustworthy confidant in the digital realm, ready to accompany users through life\u27s ups and downs with empathy, intelligence, and a touch of humor. So, whether users are navigating busy schedules, exploring new interests, or simply seeking companionship, ChatUp serves as a reliable digital sidekick, making every moment a little more enjoyable and meaningful
PauwPals
No full textSocial medial websites and applications are the most common way to connect with friends or a community in this digital age. Yet, websites and applications such as Facebook or Twitter usually receive an influx of excess information that blocks meaningful connections and information the user wants to see. PauwPals is an online social media application with a real-time chat feature that is specifically for the DePauw community. Instead of navigating excess information from a website, PauwPals creates a safe space where new DePauw students, faculty, and staff can meet, post updates about the school, find new roommates, and find other relevant information the DePauw community wants to know. PauwPals utilizes technologies such as React, Redux, MongoDB, Node.js, Socket.io, and JWT( JSON-Web-Token) for authentication. With these features, the user can create a personalized page, posts, status updates, and chat with one another if they are connected on the website. PauwPals solves the problem of social media websites and applications that overload the user with information. When connecting to community, or groups within a community, a user wants to get the information that pertains to them and their community directly. Yet, when scrolling, other information is pushed to the forefront. Whether it\u27s politics, random advertisements, or memes, it is difficult to filter out excess information on social media sites. PauwPals replaces extra information with information that is specific to DePauw
One-shot Economic Mobility via Microsoft Excel
Get PDFThis paper explains how to use a macro-enabled Excel workbook, Mobility.xlsm, to teach basic concepts about intergenerational mobility as a standalone, one-time class or assignment at the undergraduate level. The focus is on explaining the results from Chetty et al. (2014) which tracks the parent’s place in the income distribution and then their adult children’s income ranking. Simulation is used to explain the bottom-to-top transition probability and the transition matrix with strong visuals and concrete numbers. The workbook is entirely self-contained and has a series of questions to lead students through the material. This paper has suggested answers and further areas of study. Download the freely-available Excel workbook at tiny.cc/mobilityexcel