• Macroeconomics Textbook Manifesto

• Jeff Zax's magnificent article on Being a Section Leader, which should be read by all section leaders and all lecturers.
• Josh Skov on Teaching Writing
• Josh Skov's Orals Site
• The job market for Ph.D. economists.
• David Romer's Rules for dissertation writing.
• I get annoyed, occasionally, at neo-luddites who think that technology is going to ruin the paradise of higher education...
• A welcome to the graduate students entering the program in the fall of 1997.
• Sylvia Nasar's description of graduate math at Princeton in the 1940s.
• John Komlos's Young Scholar's Guide to Academia.
• See the postmodernism server.

Courses:

A number of course- and semester-specific websites:

• Spring 2002 courses
  • Economics 211
  • Economics 210c
  • Trevon Logan's Reading Course
• Fall 2001 courses
  • General Seminar Information
  • Economics 101b
• Spring 2001 courses
  • Econ 211, the Economic History Seminar
  • Economics 210b, Graduate European Economic History
• There are pages on fall 2000 courses:
  • Econ 101b
  • Econ 202b
• There are pages on spring 2000 courses:
  • Econ 211, the Economic History Seminar--which I am running in the spring of 2000.
  • Economics 210b, Graduate Economic History (Topics)
    
• There are pages on fall 1999 courses:
  • Econ 211, the Economic History Seminar-.
  • Econ 101b, Undergraduate Macroeconomics, the go-faster and do-more track.
  • Economics 210a, Graduate Economic History--co-taught with Barry Eichengreen.
  • Guest lecture for Econ 115.
    
• There are pages on spring 1999 courses:
  • Economics 202a
  • Economics 202c
  • Economics 211, the Economic History Seminar
    
• There are pages on the fall 1998 courses:
  • Economics 202b, Graduate Macroeconomics II
  • Economics 211, the Economic History Seminar
    
• There is a page on spring 1998 courses:
  • Topics in European Economic History (Economics 210b)
  • Graduate Macroeconomics (Econ 202a)
    
• There is a page on fall 1997 courses:
  • Introduction to Economic History (Econ 210a)
    
• There is a page on fall 1996 courses:
  • Intermediate Macroeconomics (Econ 101b)
  • Introductory Finance (BA 130)
  • Twentieth Century Economic History (Econ 115)
    
• There is a page on spring 1996 courses:
  • Intermediate Macroeconomics, spring 1996 (Econ 100b)
    
• There is a page on fall 1995 courses:
  • Introduction to Economic History, fall 1995 (Econ 210a)