Math News Archives

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• Haydn, Politics and Poetry on Calvary (New York Times)

  The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center presented Haydn's "Seven Last Words of Christ" at the New York Society for Ethical Culture on Friday night.
  2008-03-23 09:51:27

• Math Standards Revised in Washington (KNDO/KNDU Tri-Cities)

  A report by the National Mathematics Advisory Panel says US math standards are falling behind compared to other leading nations.
  2008-03-23 06:35:41

• Stark State to get $1 million for STEM program (The Canton Repository)

  JACKSON TOWNSHIP Stark State College will receive nearly $1 million to help attract and graduate in five years nearly 800 students in the science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medical fields (STEM).
  2008-03-23 09:24:50

• Spurs fan (The Star)

  How much time do you spend on the computer? Do you blog? Got a website? Two to three hours a day. I don’t blog but I plan to start soon. No website.
  2008-03-23 05:36:49

• Quantum Computing Not an Imminent Threat To Public Encryption (Slashdot)

  Bruce Schneier's latest blog entry points out an interesting analysis of how quantum computing will affect public encryption. The author takes a look at some of the mathematics involved with using a quantum computer to run a factoring algorithm, and makes some reasonable assumptions about the technological constraints faced by the developers of the technology. He concludes that while quantum ...
  2008-03-23 07:58:13

• March 27th - Library ACT Tips (Southwest Daily News)

  Sulphur Regional Library, 1160 Cypress Street, 527-7200, will host an ACT preparation program 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Thursday, March 27th. Darren Alcock, an Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Freshman Mathematics at McNeese State University, will discuss study habits and preparation methods, test-taking strategies, types of questions found on the ACT, the administration of the test, how to ...
  2008-03-23 04:18:03

• C-M students honored for achievement, service (The Post-Standard)

  The Cato-Meridian school district announced that several students received honors for academic achievement and volunteer work. Caleb Wallace took second place in the American Mathematics Contest held Feb. 12 at Wells College. He received a $50 check.
  2008-03-23 02:29:55

• A Hybridist Jamming With the World (New York Times)

  With his major-label debut, Lionel Loueke adds to jazz?s increasingly international flavor.
  2008-03-22 06:45:21

• MESA Conference Gives Girls Career Choices (KVEW Kennewick)

  RICHLAND -- M.E.S.A. stands for mathematics, engineering, science achievement. It's a conference that concentrates on showing career opportunities to junior high-aged girls. About 200 of them attended the event today.
  2008-03-22 06:40:47

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