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Eva Sibinga ’17’s paper and slides on her research into “Twitter is for Connecting about #LGBT Issues…or Not.” This work is part of the Data Driven Societies course taught in Spring 2014 by Eric Gaze and Jen Jack Gieseking.

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Anna Prohl ’14’s paper and slides on her research into “Visualizing #StopandFrisk.” This work is part of the Data Driven Societies course taught in Spring 2014 by Eric Gaze and Jen Jack Gieseking.

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Gregory Piccirillo ’17’s paper and slides on his research into #WEF14: “The World Economic Forum – Deciphering Connections to Find Effect Policy Solutions.” This work is part of the Data Driven Societies course taught in Spring 2014 by Eric Gaze and Jen Jack Gieseking.

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Jimin Sung ’14’s paper and slides on his research into #Euromaiden: “The Power of Digital Activism.” This work is part of the Data Driven Societies course taught in Spring 2014 by Eric Gaze and Jen Jack Gieseking.

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Gina Stalica ’16’s paper on her research into “#Tor, or the Limits of Visualizing the Anonymous Web.” This work is part of the Data Driven Societies course taught in Spring 2014 by Eric Gaze and Jen Jack Gieseking.

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