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...writing in response to the news article “Star Ec Prof Caught in Academic Feud” (July 8), in which The Crimson portrays me as a school choice advocate in a “feud” with an assistant professor at Princeton named Jesse Rothstein. Actually, there is merely an intellectual discussion, and the Crimson should have reported about it rather than engaging in tabloid style journalism. Let me set the record straight...

Author: By Caroline M. Hoxby, | Title: Hoxby: Article Presents Slanted Veiw of Academic Debate | 7/15/2005 | See Source »

...What Rothstein does is discard information on students’ true public schools and residential locations. He substitutes locations that he estimates by cross-referencing characteristics of the school’s zipcode. The cross-referencing procedure misidentifies a student’s true public school district more than 30 percent of the time. Only by substituting erroneous for true data does he get different results...

Author: By Caroline M. Hoxby, | Title: Hoxby: Article Presents Slanted Veiw of Academic Debate | 7/15/2005 | See Source »

...many hours working with replicators with nothing to show for them. Because economics students only end up reading non-confirmatory replications, they can become confused and think that they are being assigned to find flaws when they are assigned to do replication. The Crimson quotes me as saying Rothstein “may suffer from [sic] confusion,” as though I had made a general statement about his intellect. The omission of the word “such” was strategic, however. If the Crimson had included the word, it would have had to say that...

Author: By Caroline M. Hoxby, | Title: Hoxby: Article Presents Slanted Veiw of Academic Debate | 7/15/2005 | See Source »

...said that I told him that I was not conveying the data even to prestigious people. The law on restricted-access data has nothing to do with prestige, so the quotation is misleading. Consider the reporter’s harping on race and gender bias. When asked why Rothstein was so critical of me, I suggested self-interest and ideological bias. The Crimson reporter, who was intent on race and gender bias, inverted my emphasis, entirely omitted self-interest, and suggested that “bias” (rather my substantive reply) was my response to Rothstein?...

Author: By Caroline M. Hoxby, | Title: Hoxby: Article Presents Slanted Veiw of Academic Debate | 7/15/2005 | See Source »

Madrian said she believes the fierce back-and-forth between Hoxby and Rothstein will have no tangible impact on Hoxby’s professional standing...

Author: By Javier C. Hernandez, CRIMSON STAFF WRITER | Title: Star Ec Prof Caught in Academic Feud | 7/8/2005 | See Source »

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