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  • John Updike, literature's wide-ranging master, is dead at 76 - Boston Globe

    John Updike, a two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize for fiction, whose jeweled prose and quicksilver intellect made him for decades one of America's foremost literary figures, died yesterday. He was 76. Mr. Updike, a longtime resident of Beverly ...
    2009-01-27 11:48:00
  • Question of values - South Coast Today

    MATTAPOISETT — For 45 years, Reuben and Judith Wood have lived in their modest home on Pine Street. In the summer, Mr. Wood, 73, supplements his Social Security income by selling fruits and vegetables from the back of his vehicle at the park-and ...
    2009-01-27 11:26:00
  • Renaissance of the sciences as student demand increases for courses - The Australian

    SIGNIFICANTLY increased demand for science and engineering would help meet critical skills shortfalls and aid reconstruction of the financial system, leading science, engineering and maths deans said this week. The deans' comments about the long ...
    2009-01-27 11:26:00
  • WNC students missing out on math, science, technology scholarships? - Asheville Citizen-Times

    As I write this article, I can’t help but wonder how many high school students, teachers, parents, educators, administrators and government officials in WNC know that Sajith Wickramasekara and Andrew Guo, two high school seniors from N.C. School of ...
    2009-01-27 11:05:00
  • Crucial steps in fight to change course of water  - Business Day South Africa

    THERE is currently a high level of public interest in water-related matters, and the government is clearly concerned about a number of important water and sanitation issues. At the national municipal indaba late last year, then deputy president ...
    2009-01-27 11:26:00
  • Check Private School Quality - Intelligencer

    We have always believed that private schools offer a valuable option to parents and students who, for one reason or another, do not believe they are being served well by public education. We also think that good-quality private schools - such as ...
    2009-01-27 10:07:00
  • Top college endowments and projected losses - Asbury Park Press

    The top five university endowments, with values as of June 30, according to 2008 NACUBO Endowment Study, followed by projected endowment performance and consequences. 1. Harvard: $36.6 billion. Planning for a loss of 30 percent. Department heads in ...
    2009-01-27 07:06:00
  • College News (The Oneida Daily Dispatch)

    Jared Tiffin, son of James and Wendy Tiffin of Sherrill has been named to the fall 2008 Dean's List at St. John Fisher College in Rochester. Tiffin, a junior, is a secondary mathematics major.
    2009-01-27 08:35:09
  • Cal Aggie cyclist goes pro (The California Aggie)

    Like many who live in Davis, Paul Mach spends a lot of time on his bike. But unlike most, he gets paid to do so. A UC Davis doctoral candidate in applied mathematics, Mach recently signed a one-year contract with Bissell, a professional cycling team that took second at the Tour de San Luis in Argentina last week.
    2009-01-27 11:19:21
  • The mathematics of sex and courtship (Stuff)

    How many mathematicians does it take to explain why you shouldn't sleep with a man on your first date?
    2009-01-27 08:13:11

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