High School Blues, Confirmed By Anthony Rebora

High School Blues, Confirmed

By Anthony Rebora on August 23, 2013 
Ed WEEK
In a novel attempt to measure fluctuations in public sentiment, researchers at the New England Complex Systems Institute recently analyzed the emotional substance of more than 600,000 tweets associated with locations in New York City during a two-week period in 2012. They found, just to give the gist, that people tended to be in a high spirits when they were near public parks, but that transportation hubs (e.g., Penn Station) brought them way down.

On the basis of the tweet data, the single happiest place in the city was determined to be Fort Tryon Park in Washington Heights. The saddest? A high school.

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