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...Mosteller. “A clear incentive to learn the odds and play well.”In college Mosteller became even more interested in probability when he met a math professor, Edwin G. Olds, at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), where he earned his bachelor’s and master??s in mathematics. Mosteller later went on to receive his doctorate in mathematics from Princeton University.During his sophomore year at CMU, Mosteller encountered a question in one of his classes that would propel him towards a career in statistics—when three dice are rolled, what...
Until recently, Wakim’s campaign website listed him as having earned a master??s degree in public policy from Harvard...
...earned my master??s degree from Harvard University at night while serving my country as an active duty infantry officer during the day,” Wakim said. In fact, he also wrote his thesis on troop preparedness...
...remain anonymous—however, the results of their sequencing will be shown to both subjects and experts together before the subjects choose whether or not to release their results to the public. All of the people whose genomes are being decoded are required to have at least a master??s degree or above in genetics to ensure they understand the information they will be given...
Instead of noble motivations, he offers supremely ridiculous political proposals. He reveals that he only has thoughts on education policy, and his chief proposal is that every eight-year-old be granted a master??s degree—while still eight years old. This would force most schools to close, he says, and leave a small minority of students actually interested in learning. How exactly giving everyone a master??s degree would force most schools to close—and, more importantly, why that would be beneficial—are, to put it charitably, left unexplained...