Blackjack and the Law — Loeb '73 Sports the small Connecticut town of

the small Connecticut town of her childhood

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Essays exploring three significant periods of experimentation in portraiture during the past century: the 1910s–20s

comes back to haunt her

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Blackjack and the Law — Loeb '73 Sports the small Connecticut town ofBy Robert Loeb, Class of 1973 In 1961, M. I. T. mathematician E. O. Thorp figured out that the game of casino blackjack could be beaten. He then went out and proved the effectiveness of the strategy he devised in a number of Nevada casinos. In the more than three decades since card counting has become a relentless cat and mouse game. Casinos now use computers to analyze the strategies of the players at their tables in order to identify the skillful