Math News Archives

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• Washburn, Fort Fairfield battle to stalemate

  WASHBURN -- Washburn's Jordan McLaughlin scored two goals, including the game-tying goal with 10:50 left in the game, as the Beavers and Fort Fairfield Tigers battled to a 3-3 tie through two overtimes in schoolboy soccer action Thursday.
  2010-09-02 11:25:01

• Technique could reduce CT scan radiation exposure

  GE Global Research and the University of Michigan are to conduct research into improving the quality of lower-dose CT scans.
  2010-09-03 01:04:22

• Students can get help with What’s Next? program

  High school students who want to boost their ACT scores or who would like to learn about financial aid options for college can get some assistance this weekend as part of What’s Next?, an educational enrichment program of the Avenue U YMCA.
  2010-09-03 01:33:29

• Rove, Lockhart debate at NMSU

  LAS CRUCES - It was certainly an unusual event: Republican Karl Rove, the contentious adviser to President George W.
  2010-09-03 12:30:59

• God not needed for creation: Hawking

  British physicist and mathematician Stephen Hawking argues in his new book that there need not be a God behind the creation of the universe.
  2010-09-02 09:40:32

• Ranches Academy in top of state list for performance

  EAGLE MOUNTAIN -- The Ranches Academy, a small school of 350 students, has one of the highest 2010 Adequate Yearly Progress results for a charter school in Utah.
  2010-09-02 08:21:21

• Brain drain: It isn't necessarily a bad thing

  THE 10th Malaysia Plan emphasises the matter of brain drain from the country and the steps to be taken to bring back some 80,000 highly-skilled Malaysians working abroad.
  2010-09-02 10:10:04

• SpringerLink Gets a Relaunch and Redesign

  Springer relaunched its SpringerLink service with a redesigned site based on the results of a usability study conducted by the company. The site now features a variety of additional functionalities, including semantic linking, connections across ebooks and journals, and a PDF Preview feature that lets users look inside ebooks to determine if the content is what they're looking for.
  2010-09-02 11:00:53

• Local briefs: Planned Parenthood in Madera targeted

  The Planned Parenthood office in Madera closed Thursday after someone threw an object through a wind
  2010-09-03 12:32:54

• Teacher, a presidential award winner, challenges young minds

  NICHOLSON - Students in Rachael Parr's seventh-grade life science class at East Jackson Middle School learn more than what they glean from the pages of a textbook or the lines of a lecture.
  2010-09-03 12:02:16

• Chemistry professor earns award

  LAS CRUCES - Jeffrey Arterburn, a professor in New Mexico State University's department of chemistry and biochemistry, will be presented with the prestigious Westhafer Award for excellence in
  2010-09-03 12:31:13

• Moving in

  Maple Park resident Cory Heyob, left, and Adam Johnson of Schaumburg, Ill., right, were among Aurora University students helping new students move into AU dormitories Aug. 26.
  2010-09-03 01:05:54

• Editorial: Knox County should move quickly to establish new school

  Knox County should seize the opportunity to reap the benefits of Tennessee's triumph in the federal Race to the Top educational funding initiative.
  2010-09-02 11:00:00

• Maine schools get physical science grant

  A $12.3 million National Science Foundation grant awarded to the University of Maine will help teachers at 48 middle and high schools in Maine redesign their physical science ...
  2010-09-02 10:46:55

• Millikin math professor James Rauff lives for the 'ah, ha' moments from students

  DECATUR - Want to see the reason James Rauff keeps teaching? Sitin his classroom for 15 minutes.
  2010-09-03 12:18:53

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