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February 2012
- StatsCan loses top economic analyst
- "Fibs lies and…..! Hold on, a Statistician picks up the ball on the US Prescription Drug crisis
- A Statistician Shares How To Pick Your Super Bowl Pool Like A Champ
- Democrats See a Shot at Retaking the House
- How not to deal with pensions
- Powerball chances revealed
- Big Data's Arrival
- Diagnostics tome comes under fire
- Statscan to abandon no-layoff policy as budget cuts loom
January 2012
- Statisticians are so hot right now
- What Are the Odds That Stats Would Be This Popular?
- Data Analytics Company Finds Fraud Is a Friend
- Arne Bathke Receives 2012 UK Alumni Association Great Teacher Award
- The numbers game
- Report: Americans Curbing Behaviors That Lead to HIV
- Election night numbers can signal fraud
- How Does Washington D.C. Count America's Homeless Vets?
- Los Alamos National Laboratory's Christine Anderson-Cook named Fellow of American Society for Quality
- Avoiding Bat Fatalities On Wind Farms: New Research Shows Promise
- The Ridiculously Low Probability Of Mitt Romney's 8-Vote Victory In Iowa
- Census Bureau Executive Roderick Little Selected for 2012 Fisher Lectureship and Award
- Data Analytics Can Backfire Without Experts
- A History Of Wall Street Profitability
- 65-and-Older Population Soars
- Forex cover to external debt falls, but not cause of worry yet
- New research helps predict bat presence at wind energy facilities
- Health concerns remain consistent
- Manipulating the Figures on US Unemployment: December Payroll Jobs Report
- Justice moves slow for teen accused of murder
- 'No evidence' of links between mega-earthquakes
- The Ridiculously Low Probability Of Mitt Romney's 8-Vote Victory In Iowa
- Double bubble: U.S. twin birth rates soar since 1980
- First Baby Names of 2012, From Adian to Zoey
- Forsyth County judges rated in new report
- Romney, Santorum Actually Tied Iowa Caucus, Experts Say
- Assessing quality