Math News Archives

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• Superintendent gives PUSD update

  Throughout the summer when classrooms were at a standstill and hallways were quiet, don’t let summer time deceive you. It is during this time administrators, support personnel, and certificated and classified staff members were hard at work.
  2010-09-01 06:29:14

• With Holiday Traffic Comes "Phantom Traffic Jams"

  It's happened to us all: driving along when suddenly, traffic comes to an almost complete stop. But just as suddenly as we slowed, traffic begins moving normally again. Congratulations, you have just been part of a phantom traffic jam.
  2010-09-01 02:50:12

• Funding for new Science Academy

  Education Minister Anne Tolley has announced Government funding for a new Science Academy which will benefit students from small, rural and low decile secondary schools.
  2010-09-01 07:23:52

• Tall Blacks should be considered legends - Vucinic

  Head coach Nenad Vucinic believes the Tall Blacks should be viewed as one of New Zealand's most successful and most respected sports teams after qualifying past the group stage at a third straight FIBA World Championship.
  2010-09-01 03:45:47

• Challenger Center Participates in AIAA Space 2010

  As space exploration leaders converge on Anaheim, Challenger Center is there in the midst of all the action. This year AIAA Space 2010, sponsored by the AIAA, is being held from August 30 to September 2 at the Anaheim Convention Center.
  2010-09-01 04:25:22

• The music world according to Phil

  The music world according to Phil
  2010-09-01 02:24:25

• Twins among 50 scholarship recipients

  SOON Shang Yeh, 18, was stunned when he received an e-mail informing him he had won a government scholarship via 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB).
  2010-09-01 06:54:16

• Southern achieves county’s only ‘excellent’ rating

  RACINE — The Southern Local School District is the only district in Meigs County to achieve an “Excellent” rating on its annual report card, according to the Ohio Department of Education. As a dis...
  2010-09-01 07:08:24

• Two UNO protesters arrested after march to amphitheater took a detour

  Opponents of budget cuts refused orders to leave the Administration Building
  2010-09-01 07:24:23

• Turning to the 'Big Bad Wolf' to break down barriers to math

  Who says 'Little Red Riding Hood' has nothing to do with math?
  2010-09-01 02:31:59

• School districts relying less on trailers

  School districts relying less on trailers
  2010-09-01 06:41:48

• APS Offers Minigrants To K-12 Teachers

  APS and the Phoenix Suns are offering up to $50,000 for grants in their service territories to public school teachers.
  2010-09-01 04:00:22

• Student spends summer in Germany

  Imagine spending your summer in a foreign country with a Kent State professor. For senior speech pathology major Abby Kidwell, this was a reality. From July 18 to Aug. 24, Kidwell lived in Ulm, a city located two hours from Munich in southern Germany. This was her second summer in Germany funded by mathematics professor Ulrike Vorhauer. Kidwell said she met Vorhauer while working in Kent’s Child ...
  2010-09-01 07:30:27

• Forget gut instinct, computer models and mathematics tell forecasters where storms go

  Sophisticated computer models that replaced instinct with cold, hard math have helped forecasters predict where a storm like Hurricane Earl is going about twice as accurately as 20 years ago.
  2010-09-01 07:36:40

• Forget gut instinct: computer models and mathematics tell forecasters where storms will go

  WASHINGTON - Sophisticated computer models that replaced instinct with cold, hard mathematics have helped forecasters predict where a storm like Hurricane Earl is going about twice as accurately as 20 years ago.
  2010-09-01 07:13:17

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