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Associate Professor of Classics Thomas R. Martin said he and several assistants have developed software to take advantage of a data bank which contains the texts of almost every major Ancient Greek author. And in Social Analysis 10 "Principles of Economics," computers are used for statistical analysis, saving time and finding solutions where none could be found previously. The department also uses the technology to prepare economic models for students, opening up new methods of economic analysis, according to McKay Professor of Computer Science Harry R. Lewis...
...Elis won six of their last seven games--coming from behind in the final three--to finish second in the Ancient Eight. This year Yale is ready to pick up where it left off and, with Penn, is the team most likely to succeed in this year's Ivy Class...
Expect Yale to win big and often. There is speculation that this may be Cozza's last year, and there'd be no better going away present than the 'Dogs first Ancient Eight crown since...
Associate Professor of Classics Thomas R. Martin said he and several assistants have developed software to take advantage of a data bank which contains the texts of almost every major Ancient Greek author. And in Social Analysis 10 "Principles of Economics," computers are used for statistical analysis, saving time and finding solutions where none could be found previously. The department also uses the technology to prepare economic models for students, opening up new methods of economic analysis, according to McKay Professor of Computer Science Harry R. Lewis...
Since then, the Cornell professor has been vigorously promoting an equally unorthodox theory about the origin of oil and gas. Nearly all geologists believe that petroleum is the product of ancient decayed organisms. Gold insists that natural gas is an inorganic component of the earth's mantle, as much as 200 miles below ground, and is continually thrust toward the surface by geological and mechanical forces. "When choosing a hypothesis," he says, "there's no virtue in being timid...