In college rankings, Yale always seems to come in just behind Harvard and Princeton—which makes sense, in a way, as long as we lack a quantitative measure of the SOUL and HEART of a group of people. So it doesn’t hit that hard to have Ivygate rank us third as well—though the Bullblog is miffed to have one of its favorite procrastination tools used against it. But Ivygate failed to carry out a key statistical analysis: the correlation between sporcle usage and a school’s ranking in the sporcle test. Why does STATA always disappear when its most needed?