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A Brief Biography and Appreciation of Ingram Olkinlius and Karola (Bander) Olkin. His family moved from Waterbury to New York City in 1934. Ingram graduated from the Bronx’s DeWitt Clinton High School in 1941, and began studying statistics in the Mathematics Department at the City College of New York. After serving as a meteorologist in the Air For

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A Conversation with Ingram Olking. One of the most popular features of . is its interviews with distinguished statisticians and probabilists. In the spirit of those interviews, the Editors of this volume wanted to include an interview with Ingram. However, one does not “interview” Ingram; one simply starts him talking, and sits ba

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