10:57:37	 From  Caroline Hoxby  to  Rob Shannon(Privately) : Could you make me the host?  Thanks!
10:58:10	 From  Rob Shannon  to  Caroline Hoxby(Privately) : All set
11:01:09	 From  Jonathan Meer : Maybe universities could have a large pile of money to smooth these kinds of this situations...
11:02:18	 From  Jonathan Meer : "How the Financial Crisis and Great Recession Affected Higher Education" https://www.nber.org/books-and-chapters/how-financial-crisis-and-great-recession-affected-higher-education
11:02:29	 From  trudie schils : there is also, at least in our university in the NL, a concern about a growing polarisation between the ones that mostly have research tasks that can do a lot right now at home (provided if they do not have care tasks.. which is another inequality discussion) and the ones that have teaching or management tasks or for example lead labs in relation to schools in the region (which takes more work right now). 
11:03:38	 From  trudie schils : and second I am also a bit worried about the scientific debate since now many researchers work on their own and there is less interaction about ideas and also about possible weaknesses in research... on the bright side I really like that many people learn more and more to interact via zoom etc. Like here! Good to be here.
11:06:13	 From  Scott Andrew Imberman : It's nice and cloudy and gloomy on the other side of the lake.
11:07:08	 From  Weili Ding : heavy snow north of the Ontario lake
11:12:02	 From  Todd Jones : Have you seen this related paper from Camila Morales? https://c6d1b94c-9886-4fa4-bd60-32a4da85f32b.filesusr.com/ugd/b76bdf_7ba6e590a7e0469481f550cdd487096d.pdf
11:12:44	 From  Umut Ozek : @ Todd, yes she shared the paper with me last spring. Thanks!
11:13:01	 From  Todd Jones : Great!
11:19:33	 From  Catherine Weinberger : From personal experience, first and second generation families seem particularly sensitive—I have seen at least 3 families react to having their kids grouped with the new immigrant kids.
11:19:43	 From  Richard Murphy : EJ paper set in England which rules out negative effects of non-native speakers  https://academic.oup.com/ej/article-abstract/123/570/F281/5080398 (took a while to find)
11:20:24	 From  Steve Ross : Sorry, I was late. Had class this morning.
11:22:06	 From  Krzysztof Karbownik : What about selection into public schools?   I think you might want to check this based on birth records
11:28:43	 From  PAOLA GIULIANO : https://www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.1257/pol.20180374
11:35:30	 From  Umut Ozek : https://www.mitpressjournals.org/doi/abs/10.1162/edfp_a_00283
11:35:50	 From  Umut Ozek : Here is the takeaway: https://aefpweb.org/sites/default/files/Figlio%20and%20Ozek%20Takeaway.pdf
11:39:13	 From  Anjali Adukia : When David presents on twin studies, you see pictures of twins in utero being not nice to each other.