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Melissa Maliniak wrote a new blog post Forced Trust in the group American Studies: 4 years, 5 months ago

In October 2018, I signed my first lease. It consisted of five-ish pages and very small font. It also included terms I didn’t know and things I have yet to comprehend. I also knew already that the landlord had a […]
Melissa Maliniak wrote a new blog post What’s the Difference Between a $1 Chip and a $100 Chip? The Risk Factor in the group American Studies: 4 years, 5 months ago

The Big Short describes the 2008 stock market crash from the points of view of those who work on and around Wall Street. Michael Lewis, the author, tells the stories of multiple people in the industry such as […]
Melissa Maliniak wrote a new blog post King Lear’s Detrimental Swap in the group American Studies: 4 years, 6 months ago

Economic terms are not just for
Wall Street bankers. Every day, in one form or another, we participate in economic
transactions. There is so much complex jargon that accompanies these
transactions, yet three […]
Melissa Maliniak wrote a new blog post Update: I thought I knew more than I did in the group Digital Humanities: 5 years, 5 months ago

I did not expect this class to be this way at all. I’m not sure what I expecting, but it was not this. I had never done any sort of coding before or even understood the complex inner-workings of things as simple […]
Melissa Maliniak edited the blog post On a Need-to-Know Basis in the group Digital Humanities: 5 years, 6 months ago

I have never been one to excel at technology. The first main piece of technology I ever “owned” was my brother’s Wii (we basically shared it but don’t tell him that). I knew how to turn it on and off, use it, and […]

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