Freakonomics
has a list of names along with the average amount of years the mother
was educated. Has anyone read this book? Names used by mothers who had an average of 15 years or more (meaning they went to college): Adelaide, Alessandra, Amalia, Annabel, Anne, Britt, Campbell, Cate, Cordelia, Deniz, Ekaterina, Ella, Ellen, Emma, Franziska, Grace, Gwyneth, Ilana, Isabel, Jane, Jemma, Kate, Kimia, Liesl, Linden, Madeline, Margaret, Matisse, Mara, Maya, Meredith, Naseem, Olive, Phoebe, Portia, Quinn, Rosalind, Sayeh, Shira, Sophie, Talia, Veronique, Yael, Zoe 12 years or less (meaning they did not go to college, or they dropped out of high school):
Amber, Angelina, Ashley, Autumn, Aziza, Beatriz, Belinda, Betty, Breanna, Brittany, Cammie, Chastity, Cherokee, Cierra, Crimson, Cynthia, Darlene, Dawn, December, Denise, Desiree, Destiny, Diamond, Elizabethann, Frankie, Geraldine, Jacquelin, Janet, Joyce, Katelynne, Kayla, Lacy, Ladonna, Lexus, Linda, Lizbeth, Meadow, Micheala, Patience, Phyllis, Precious, Rachell, Rikki, Ronnie, Selma, September, Shayla, Shirley, Skylynn, Stevie, Storm, Sunshine, Svetlana, Tabitha, Tia, Trinity, Vanessa, Venus |
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Re: Freakonomics
Love that book. My favorite part is when they predict the "popular" names for 2020 or whatever year into the future. It'll be interesting to see if they're correct!
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Freakonomics came out awhile ago. I wonder what the list would be now.