| It doesn't seem so much a matter of trusting the Crimson as much as it is a matter of learning how to read, no?
Reading the first sentence of an article does not constitute "reading the article". If you HAD bothered to read the entire article you claim to have read, you would have found it specified:
"While Harvard and Princeton dropped early admissions this year, Yale and Stanford maintained their early programs. As a result, Fitzsimmons initially calculated that dropping early admissions would ding Harvard's yield by as much as seven points, an effect that ultimately did not take place. Last year's yield came in at 79.2 percent. "
The only thing you've beaten to death is your credibility. |