Professor Newrad was born in the early '60s in Frostburg,
a small university town in the mountains of western Maryland. In her early
years she published poetry in the noted journal, Pantisocracy.
After one particularly bad winter during which her
unicycle was lost beneath snowdrifts until May, she moved to Berkeley,
California. here some of her most politically astute articles were
published in The Berkeley Gazette shortly before its demise.
In the mid-'80s her interests turned to econodynamics, a
newly emerging sub field of economics, physics, and mathematics. Published
here are a selection of her path-breaking papers as well as some of her less
scientific, but equally influential, works.
Currently, Professor Newrad is working on resolving
unsolved issues in Econodynamic String Theory. She is also devising a plan
for cleaning her garage.
Professor Newrad was born in the early '60s in Frostburg,
a small university town in the mountains of western Maryland. In her early
years she published poetry in the noted journal, Pantisocracy.
After one particularly bad winter during which her
unicycle was lost beneath snowdrifts until May, she moved to Berkeley,
California. here some of her most politically astute articles were
published in The Berkeley Gazette shortly before its demise.
In the mid-'80s her interests turned to econodynamics, a
newly emerging sub field of economics, physics, and mathematics. Published
here are a selection of her path-breaking papers as well as some of her less
scientific, but equally influential, works.
Currently, Professor Newrad is working on resolving
unsolved issues in Econodynamic String Theory. She is also devising a plan
for cleaning her garage.