This custom-bound book was owned and used by longtime San Francisco real estate agent Harry Cecil Jenkins. It marks out every real estate parcel in the Mission District and nearby Horner’s Addition, a combined area that runs south of famous Market Street about a mile southwest of downtown. The Mission District has a long interesting history and is still home to a close-knit Latinx community. Today the area is facing transition and gentrification as high-tech companies move into the area.
Think about it, is this true for you...?
According to an eMarketer report released in February 2019, millennials (now ages 23 to 38) are "more willing than their elders to share data with companies" but they are also "more habituated to expecting something in return."
Did you know that the Gast Business Library has a Bloomberg terminal?
The Business Library maintains a Bloomberg terminal for College of Business faculty and students. The terminal can be utilized anytime the library is open, roughly 92 hours/week.
What's a Bloomberg terminal?
Whether you're a graduate or an undergraduate, Vault Career Insider is an indispensable source for information about careers, industries, and occupations.
Vault is a recognized leader in career search resources and their Career Insider database offers a wealth of job information, including internships and foreign employment opportunities, cover letter tips and career advice, as well as MBA and industry rankings.
"...If Silicon Valley and Black Mirror had a book baby, it would be Live Work Work Work Die.” - Booklist
If you haven't already, check out one of our New Popular Business Books, titled Live Work Work Work Die
What is Kanopy?
Kanopy is an on-demand streaming video platform for universities that offers viewers a large collection of award-winning films and documentaries.
For students, Kanopy is a FREE Netflix alternative. It may also be one of the best kept secrets for award-winning documentaries, and film festival favorites!
Looking for a new podcast?
Check out The Wall Street Journal podcasts!
Here's a shortlist of some our favorite WSJ podcasts, with one particularly intriguing/popular title for each:
The Future of Everything
Listen: The High-Tech Approach to Human Fertility
Secrets of Wealthy Women
Good data is a powerful tool.
According to the Wharton School of Business, "Presenters who use visual language [such as infographics] are perceived by audiences as more effective than those not using visuals."
Ponder this: Don't infographics convey a lot more information in a lot less space than would an article or regular graphs of the same data?
Well of course! And according to the CEO of Market Domination Media, "An infographic is 30 times more likely to be read than a text article."
Infographics allow individuals to:
MSU Libraries is offering several workshops in spring on GIS and map related topics. All workshops are free and open to the public. The workshops will be held in the Main Library.
The United States was eager to learn more about rumors of a potential vast wealth in iron to be had in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Copper mining was well underway and iron mining was just beginning when the Department of the Interior charged John Foster and Josiah Whitney to take a crew up there and complete a hasty geological survey of the 100,000 square mile area.