Math News Archives

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• Amazing Aztecs Were Math Whizzes Too (LiveScience.com via Yahoo! News)

  Long known for their cool circular calendars and practice of human sacrifice, Aztecs were also math whizzes.
  2008-04-03 11:31:11

• Frugal living more about priorities than sacrifice (CNN.com)

  NEW YORK (AP) -- When mathematics professor Annalisa Crannell needs new clothes, she doesn't head for the mall or outlet stores or even discount stores.
  2008-04-03 01:48:22

• NATO troop target for Afghanistan hard to pin down (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

  Just how many troops does NATO need in Afghanistan? Despite repeated calls for more forces to be sent to fight Taliban insurgents, alliance leaders -- meeting on Thursday at a summit in Bucharest -- have been reluctant or unable to give a consistent figure for how many soldiers are required.
  2008-04-03 08:09:49

• Minot Native Turned Cherry Blossom Princess (KQCD-TV Dickinson)

  A Minot native will represent the state in the annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C. Cady Gokey is a 2006 Minot High graduate and is currently studying mathematics and art at Georgetown University. Her parents, Langer and Dr. Susan Gokey live in Minot.
  2008-04-02 09:45:24

• LCS/MSSM WINS TWO (Bangor Daily News)

  At Limestone, Limestone Community School/Maine School of Science and Mathematics racked up 32 runs on 25 hits to beat East Grand 10-1 and Hodgdon 22-5.
  2008-04-02 09:18:31

• A penny saved (Lancaster Online)

  When mathematics professor Annalisa Crannell needs new clothes, she doesn't head for the mall or outlet stores or even discoun
  2008-04-02 09:03:43

• Juventus coach Ranieri still believes in Scudetto (Tribalfootball.com)

  Juventus coach Claudio Ranieri insists they can still win the Scudetto this season. He said: "Never say never, indeed a beautiful cycle now begins. The results come when one aims high and as long as mathematics do not exclude us, I can believe it.
  2008-04-03 02:43:43

• Frugal vs. Cheapskate: With prices rising, consumers tighten belts (Provo Daily Herald)

  Eileen Alt Powell NEW YORK -- When mathematics professor Annalisa Crannell needs new clothes, she doesn't head for the mall or outlet stores or even discount stores.
  2008-04-03 12:25:50

• Newton's laws, medieval Arms (Arizona Daily Star)

  Students involved in Amphitheater Middle School's Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement program would surely make Isaac Newton proud.
  2008-04-03 12:53:23

• Washington Summit to Address U.S. Lag in Math and Science (PNN)

  A summit of top leaders in education, business, government, mathematics and science will gather on Tuesday, April 29, 2008 in Washington, D.C. to address the alarming decline in American competitiveness and preeminence in science and technology.
  2008-04-03 06:37:51

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