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Would you mind/ can you share the raw data? Looking at R^2 may not be the most informative thing here, and I kind of want to look for markers of backcasting in the data.

Maybe I'm a starry eyed optimist, but I have trouble believing any part of GT would make that kind of statistical interpretation error without someone saying something.

Why don't the BS International Affairs, BS INTA and Econ, and BS INTA and Modern Language count?

Whoa, second page? That's not ok. To Hell With Georgia!

Hate to break it to you, but Georgia State University has been GSU since 1970. Southern changed from Georgia Southern College in 1990. They've got 20 years of being GSU over GS. Also, muktiple degree granting schools makes you a university, not dorms.

Well, I think that engaging in some Socratic questions can help get to the bottom of this sort of thing. Ask them how an athlete that passes classes can devalue the degree. Now, if you're talking to administration, they more or less have to admit that passing is the only legitimate measure of...

So I walk into this bar and the person up on the stage starts off with a 'How 'bout them dawgs'. My 'piss on 'em' is loud enough to be heard over the chorus of barking. Bad news is I gotta find another bar. Good news is To Hell With Georgia.

As a general question to the thread: how much of the risky behavior do ya'll think is attributable to being 2nd string and feeling pressure to make the small time you do get huge? Does he calm down if he isn't trying to prove something every play?

Georgia orcum eunda est

I've seen some lines of thinking in various threads that seem self-defeating to me. I thought it would be useful to confront the issue directly. Things ain't what they used to be. Imagining that Tech's success was entirely the result of a deified Bobby Dodd isn't reasonable, and imagining...

I don't think I understand what you're getting at here. What should we take away from these numbers? A few thoughts: 1. GSU is Georgia State University. I see a bunch of people doing this and it really annoys me for some reason. We're not GIT, and Southern is not GSU. 2. Calling Gailey a...

quod bonum dictum est?

That's not being peculiar, it's engaging with the sport. I'd wager 90% of fans haven't tried to watch the line because its complicated. QB's and WR's are easy to identify and track. Football is a lot more interesting if you decide to try to watch more than 1/4 of the game.

Here's how I think we sell Georgia Tech. GT Engineers (and Architects, by the bye) face some incredibly tough classes the likes of which even MIT and Stanford seldom present. But, intending no offense, let's face it: our football team is, with exceptions, gonna be ridin' the M train (I guess B...

I found the answer: the teaching quality section is full of crap. They use class size as their education quality proxy, then have more points in doctoral/undergrad ratio, income/staff ratio, and graduate/staff ratios. Essentially they penalize for being a large institution while paradoxically...

You've got it wrong. Hate isn't about hating individuals or groups. Hate is about who we are because GT was and is forced into self definition against a dominant trend. Remember that GT was founded out of the understanding, after the Civil War, that the South would have to change to meet the...

I don't think there's evidence of that. We backed off the pistol/gun when we had serious issues at the LOS that opening closer to LOS helped to mitigate. Sticking to a new strategy that is being poorly executed is not innovation, it's stupidity. I think most people who say CPJ is rottweiler...

The great thing about being a Ramblin Wreck is the universality of our brotherhood. Anyone who can hack it is a member. Management (lately business) majors who struggle with Shocks for Jocks to CS majors who struggle with weekly bathing, even the meanest of these shall be my brother. The...

I'm pretty sure those are separate statements, both of which I think are true. Can you offer an instance of US unions demanding something other than work condition rules or compensation?

Full disclosure: I'm a EE and Econ double major, so I have very little interest in politics and a nerd's devotion to technical correctness. But yeah, no- unions in the US remained fundamentally committed to capitalist structures. Socialist political views were only ever a minority (actually...