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The Berkeley Statistics Department I: Establishment and First Generation, thought of two or three undergraduate courses, and a similar number of graduate courses taught by Neyman and perhaps one or two younger people. That things turned out very differently was due to two factors: Neyman’s ambition and energy, and the explosive development of the field of statistics in the wake of World War II.