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As an example of the research he advocates, Stinson cited the statistic that in Miami, Fla., 75 percent of new cases of HIV or AIDS occur in black communities.
The most striking statistic from yesterday’s game was the shortage of penalty minutes—zero for Harvard and four for Brown. Both sides were pleased with the relative lack of whistles, as well as their discipline.
Two years ago, the Harvard-Yale game resulted in four cases of alcohol poisoning, a statistic Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 has cited to explain the rationale behind this year’s keg ban.
One thing is clear: she has plenty of company. Shoplifting in the U.S. costs retailers more than $10 billion a year. The FBI reports that there were nearly a million arrests in 2001. But that statistic does not begin to capture the full extent of the crime. Apprehension rates for...
Morris says he developed the simple RPG formula over 20 years ago, but only began calling sportswriters to let them know about the statistic when he calculated that a team of nine 2002 Bondses would score an astronomical 22.4 runs per game—smashing the record held by Babe...