Kat, I see a 1993 article that is a letter from Jasna K to Cisneros in a couple of papers. But the online database I have for the IHT specifically begins in 1997.
There is one that selectively goes back to 1991 for the IHT, but it's not there.
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Kat, I see a 1993 article that is a letter from Jasna K to Cisneros in a couple of papers. But the online database I have for the IHT specifically begins in 1997.
There is one that selectively goes back to 1991 for the IHT, but it's not there.
Darn, I forgot about the street fair.
Is there a formula?
There is. He's calculating 6*1+6*2+...6*50, which is the same as 6*(1+2+3+...50). He probably has learned or been exposed to the formula for teh summary of sequential integers, I think it is (n*n+1)/2 and in this case n=50.
Damn! I can't find it and it is making me crazy. I tried the IHT archives. And I know from an interview with Cisneros that it ran in the NYT but their archives are giving me no love either. I can use Thompson Gale stuff at school, but cannot find it.
Which is sad because it's this utterly beautiful piece that I need for Wednesday. It would be around March 1993.
But thank you, sparky and Lee, for trying!
I can try the NYT too.
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Kat, if the NYT databases don't have it (I tried Lexis) it's probably because it's electronic distribution wasn't covered by whatever agreement they'd made with Cisneros.
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I can try the NYT too.
U R N my database using my password!
Aren't you training today? Is it new associates? Make them go over to the University and find it on microfiche!
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(We just got an "educational" email at work about it....)