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MISinformation: Margo's Tips on Writing a Thesis
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I advise students on writing theses. Sometimes these are my own students; sometimes they are students at Harvard working with other faculty...
MISinformation: Margo's Tips on Writing a Thesis Long ago (1988) I moved to Berkeley and started sending a monthly "newsletter" to my Boston friends. When I returned to Boston (1993), I continued the tradition for about five more years (or until I had kids). Looking back, I realize that I was actually blogging. Each newsletter contained anywhere from a few to several blog posts. Having been silent for the past decade or so, I've decided to resume these activities. Don't expect anything profound -- I tend to focus on what I find entertaining or amusing and perhaps sometimes informative. We shal
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