Math News Archives

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• Palace names Roberto Vergara as GSIS president

  MANILA, Philippines - Malacañang has named Roberto Vergara as the new president and general manager of the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS).
  2010-09-20 06:02:23

• When Johnny comes marching home

  Math has long been the subject many people struggle with in school. From Kindergarten through college, a lot of people who excel in most subjects face great difficulty mastering mathematics.
  2010-09-20 02:08:45

• The ICIAM Prizes for 2011

  Professor Rolf Jeltsch, President of the International Council for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (ICIAM) today announced the winners of the five ICIAM prizes.
  2010-09-20 03:20:41

• New a.m. Wilko menu full of simple pleasures

  Penny Ridgdill, a Mathematics Ph.D. Candidate and Teaching Assistant, tries the two poached eggs on toast with a side of bacon and fruit from Wilko's new breakfast menu. Quiche, French toast and granola are also served for breakfast.
  2010-09-20 02:04:35

• GALAXY: Playoff-bound, officially - ESPN.com

  Did some mathematics Saturday, and it turns out the Galaxy clinched a playoff berth with their victory Saturday night over D.C. United. As if their postseason status were ever in doubt. L.A. (15-5-5 ...
  2010-09-19 11:33:00

• Art Benjamin displays power of magic and mental mathematics - Tartan

  The Mellon College of Science hosted speaker Art Benjamin, who gave a talk last Monday titled “The Art of Mental Calculation” that explored the mechanics behind complex mental math techniques. Benjamin ...
  2010-09-19 10:22:00

• S.C. State holds earth, space science program for high-school teachers

  South Carolina State University, in collaboration withOrangeburg-Calhoun Technical College, recently held an earth andspace science workshop for high-school teachers.
  2010-09-18 06:25:52

• Job market looking up for recent OSU grads

  Every year thousands of young adults transition from the halls of learning to the job market, where they can put the skills they've honed over the past few years to work. However, in today's economic climate, the outlook for new grads in many fields can be pretty bleak.
  2010-09-19 11:19:02

• St. Aloysius School earns national Blue Ribbon title

  St. Aloysius School in New Canaan has been named a 2010 National Blue Ribbon School by the United States Department of Education.
  2010-09-19 11:05:03

• St. Vincent College's new president is learning to delegate

  The biggest challenge Brother Norman Hipps faces as St. Vincent College president is learning the art of delegation.
  2010-09-19 10:17:16

• Changes to make dent in remaining deficit

  By: Sarah Mancone The University has begun implementing changes to support administrative and academic departments as recommended during the summer by the Organizational Review Committee. ...
  2010-09-20 12:33:31

• TNCC gets $1.1 million grant for student support

  Thomas Nelson Community College was awarded a $1.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education for its TRIO Student Support Services program.
  2010-09-19 10:53:11

• Only Inspiration: Raising an only child

  SmartParenting.PH shares expert tips on avoiding the pitfalls of "only child syndrome."
  2010-09-19 11:49:38

• Where Are Our Brilliant Women?

  Like most of you, I attended a mixed-school during my brief stay in Ghana. Of course, one of the many advantages of a mixed-school is that, as a boy, you get to learn a lot about girls. I remember sharing the classroom with, at least, ten girls and twelve boys.
  2010-09-19 11:12:30

• MU awarded federal money for new program

  HUNTINGTON -- Marshall University has been awarded more than $235,000 in federal money for a new Undergraduate Mathematical Biology Research program.
  2010-09-19 11:24:43

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