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It's not too late to submit for Fall 2008! |
We have extended the deadline to submit papers till the end of Fall Break. So if you are interested please follow the instructions below and upload your abstracts.
If you have any questions don't hesitate to contact me at
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Hello Everyone!
Welcome to a new semester or the Visible Hand.If you have not already, IMMEDIATELY join up on the yahoo site so you can get started uploading your abstracts. The link to the work group is on the left of the page. Within the Fall 2008 folder, make a folder with your name, and then you can put your abstract, draft, and final draft in this folder. Copy editors will upload their comments in these folders as well.
Contact info for the current Visible Hand Staff Editor-in-Chiefs: Rabia Muqaddam (rcm47) and Dan Youngblut (day7) Managing Editor: Andrew Wolf (abw72) Writing Manager: Hannah Engel-Rebitzer (hce2) Copy Editing Manager (wjl27)
First off...DATES friday 19th abstracts due oct. 19 first draft oct. 26 copy editors return comments (during this week meet with editors) Nov. 7th final draft due Nov. 8th layout starts Nov. 18th layouts due
Nov. 19 submission to publisher
Please try and stick to these because we have a limited window in which to get the journal printed. In other news...
We will be planning a layout meeting to get you all reacquainted and introduced to InDesign. If you signed up for layout at the meeting last week you are good to go.
Copy Editors! We are going to try and get you more involved with your charges, so to speak. I would like you to meet with your writers, just to get a better sense of things. This year we will be limiting content copy editing to Juniors and Seniors. Copy editing for language and grammar is open to everyone |
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Download: The Visible Hand, Spring 2007 |
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The Spring 2007 Issue of The Visible Hand
is now available for download. This issue tackles issues such as the US trade deficit, legalization of marijuana, the impact of the internet on economic and much more. This issue also features a number of articles by students from Berkley and Tufts. Visit the Archives section and enjoy our work.
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