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...score. Only three times this season have the Big Green scored more than 60 points (by comparison Cornell and Harvard have scored less than 60 points a total of four times combined). Dartmouth will only win a game if the other team beats itself. I can’t predict when that will happen. I’ll guess it’s not tonight...
...researchers told The Crimson yesterday that the gene DAB2IP has the potential to serve as a better marker for doctors to predict prostate cancer’s progression, which could translate into more appropriate treatments...
According to the researchers, doctors cannot accurately predict if a patient’s tumor will remain benign or spread to other tissues...
Limiting this phenomenon, perhaps by banning staffers from registering as lobbyists until their member has left Congress, has not been tried, and I cannot predict its effectiveness. But with campaign-based reform faltering, a new method is needed to prevent corporate cash from further eroding our democracy...
What’s more, meteorology is necessarily an imperfect science. If it were possible to know the current conditions in every cubic centimeter of the atmosphere at any given time, meteorologists would be able to predict the weather months in advance with perfect accuracy. However, that wealth of data is just not realistic, and so, like the rest of us, weathermen do the best they can with what they have. Considering that a microscopic shift in wind direction—in the right context—can drastically change the conditions we experience on the ground, we should instead...