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STB-4

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Table of contents:

an1.1: STB categories and insert codes

an12: CRC has new area code

Author: Charles Fox, CRC

an13: TCL is now marketing Stata in the UK

Author: Ana Timberlake, Managing Director, Timberlake Clark Limited, London, UK

an14: SAS's new technical journal

Author: Joseph Hilbe, STB Editor

an15: Regression with Graphics released

Author: Joseph Hilbe, STB Editor

crc11: Drawing Random Samples

dm3: Automatic command logging for Stata

Author: D.H. Judson, Department of Sociology, Washington State University

dm4: A duplicated value identification program

Author: Marc Jacobs, Social Sciences, University of Utrecht, The Netherlands

gr8: Printing a series of Stata graphs

Author: John A. Anderson, Department of Civil Engineering, University of New Hampshire

os2.1: Questions and answers about Stat/Transfer - an addendum

Ted Anagnoson, California State University, Los Angeles

os3.1 Comment on os3: using Intercooled Stata within DOS 5.0

Author: Marc Jacobs, Social Sciences, University of Utrecht, The Netherlands

os3.2 A follow-up question to os3: using Intercooled Stata withing DOS 5.0

Author: Arnold Katz, Department of Economics, University of Pittsburgh

sg3.6: A response to sg3.3: comment on tests of normality

Patrick Royston, Royal Postgraduate Medical School, London, UK

smv1: Single factor repeated measures ANOVA

Author: Joseph Hilbe, STB Editor

smv2: Analyzing repeated measurements - some practical alternatives

Author: William H. Rogers, CRC

sqv1.3: An enhanced Stata logistic regression program

Author: Joseph Hilbe, STB Editor

ssi2: Bootstrap programming

Author: Lawrence C. Hamilton, Department of Sociology, University of New Hampshire

tt1: Teaching beginning students with Stata

Authors: Ted Anagnoson, California State University, Los Angeles

Richard DeLeon, San Francisco State University

tt2: Using "front ends" for Stata

Author: Michael Macy, Department of Sociology, Brandeis University

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