who, are you i really want to know who, who, who, who? ainsley: wisconsin, they still have the christmas tree up with all the christmas lights. look at the star on the building there. steve: keep it up until the epiphany january 6th this year. brian: i thought epiphany sudden idea you weren t expecting. ainsley: like i just had epiphany. steve: that isn t capitalized this one little christmas capitalized january 6th. ainsley: since you are catholic do you keep your lights up until epiphany? steve: absolutely. ainsley: how about you? lawrence: after january they come down. steve: end of january? brian: everything came down last night. most credit belongs to dawn. lawrence: did you help? brian: of course. bag ever the tree does not work. whose idea was that put the bag underneath the tree? it didn t work, there is a stand there. so it s underneath the stand. so you got to undo the stand, because my guy did it. in the customersry and he hammers
mit faculty member introduction to algorithms that 60% of take he resigned because of anti-semitism on campus. applying to mit and other elite universities, it s not just taking the presidents heads. really we need to have real change that deep all aspects of these campuses. steve: i m glad you said that at the end jewish student accepted by mit, harvard, upenn you are going to think it s a really famous school but i don t know if i want to go talia, it seems like you have bore the brunt of anti-semitism on the campus there in boston. um-huh. yeah. i mean, i personally had to
The millionth sale of “Introduction to Algorithms” prompts a Q&A with two of its authors, Charles Leiserson and Tom Cormen, to look back at the creation and legacy of the bestselling foundational textbook, now in its fourth edition.