Math News Archives

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• In a New Generation of College Students, Many Opt for the Life Examined (New York Times)

  Philosophy is being embraced by a new generation of college students as they try to make sense of a world full of moral dilemmas, such as the Iraq war or the latest political scandal.
  2008-04-05 03:11:10

• Frugal strategies help consumers deal with rising fuel, food prices (The Standard-Times)

  NEW YORK — When mathematics professor Annalisa Crannell needs new clothes, she doesn't head for the mall or outlet stores or even discount stores.
  2008-04-05 10:08:52

• Frugal strategies help when times get tough / Old-fashioned concept works in today's world (San Francisco Chronicle)

  When mathematics Professor Annalisa Crannell needs new clothes, she doesn't head for the mall or outlet stores or even discount stores. Crannell is an aficionado of Goodwill Industries shops. And she'll pass by the racks with $7 blue jeans and head for the...
  2008-04-05 07:41:31

• More College Students Opt for the Life Examined (New York Times)

  Philosophy is being embraced by a new generation of college students as they try to make sense of a world full of moral dilemmas, such as the Iraq war or the latest political scandal.
  2008-04-05 03:11:10

• Students Compete in NYS Math Competition (R News)

  The terms combinations, permutations, and cosine might sound confusing, but they are second nature to the students participating in the New York State Mathematics League Competition.
  2008-04-05 03:27:42

• Fun way to learn: Carnegie Mellon develops Tablet PC (The Peninsula)

  DOHA • Carnegie Mellon University has developed an innovative Tablet PC based system for learning mathematics through games. The Tablet PCs provide a unique mode of computer interaction using a digital pen.
  2008-04-05 04:04:15

• Triangle schools take top spots in Science Olympiad (The News & Observer)

  Triangle high schools took the top two spots in the Science Olympiad Saturday. N.C. School of Science and Mathematics and Raleigh Charter took first and second place, respectively, in the high school division and will advance to the national competition at George Washington University May 30 and 31.
  2008-04-05 05:35:28

• Over 200 students to compete in math contest (The Maryville Daily Times)

  More than 200 high school students from Blount, Loudon and Sevier Counties are expected to compete April 15 in the 52nd annual high school mathematics contest sponsored by Tennessee the Mathematics Teachers Association.
  2008-04-05 07:05:31

• LCS/MSSM 15, FORT KENT 0 (Bangor Daily News)

  At Fort Kent, Kellie Peers tripled and singled and LeeAnn Kelly singled twice as the Eagles earned the six-inning victory. Melanie Allen, Emily O'Neal and Meagan Pelletier each added a double for Limestone Community School-Maine School of Science and Mathematics.
  2008-04-04 09:17:30

• 5 p.m. — UOG set to host Math Day (Pacific Daily News)

  5 p.m. — On April 12, the Mathematics Department at the University of Guam will host Mathematics Day from 8:30 a.m. to noon in the Leon Guerrero School of Business and Public Administration Building, and high school students, their teachers, and parents are invited to participate, according to a news release from the university.
  2008-04-05 12:04:40

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