Math News Archives

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• Scott County Sheriff Up For Grabs

  In the Scott County sheriff's race, incumbent Sheriff Cody Carpenter, a Democrat, is challenged by business owner Jimmy Yandell, a Republican. The position pays $31,500.
  2010-10-13 09:29:29

• First Ladies Summit Adopts Declaration In Three Areas

  KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 13 (Bernama) -- The inaugural First Ladies Summit which ended here today, has issued a declaration comprising three areas, namely education, families and communities, with the aim of achieving at least one goal in each of the areas.
  2010-10-13 10:55:25

• Zacks Industry Outlook Highlights: HMIN,IHG,WYN,HOT,MAR

  Zacks Industry Outlook Highlights: HMIN,IHG,WYN,HOT,MAR
  2010-10-13 08:07:31

• Government of Canada Launches New Program to Help Graduates Start Innovative Businesses

  Economic Action Plan Invests in Southern Ontario Future Leaders
  2010-10-13 09:27:15

• 5 Budgeting Myths That Stop Financial Success

  You don't need to be a math whiz to track your cash.
  2010-10-13 12:56:34

• Is your child very restless or, quite the opposite, lacking in energy and struggling at school? The reason could be ...

  Is your child very restless or, quite the opposite, lacking in energy and struggling at school? The reason could be very close to home: perhaps he or she is not getting enough sleep.
  2010-10-13 10:56:08

• Zacks Releases Four Powerful ''Buy'' Stocks: EBF,NEE,PRGO,WATG

  Zacks Releases Four Powerful ''Buy'' Stocks: EBF,NEE,PRGO,WATG
  2010-10-13 08:22:40

• Stratford Teacher Named State Teacher Of Year

  Get Breaking News Text Alerts : Text NEWS To 37798 Kristen A. Record, named Connecticut's new Teacher of the Year this morning, discovered her passion for science, math and reading at a young age, but felt stifled by a repetitive curriculum and said she faced overt 'girls can't do math' attitudes in middle school.
  2010-10-13 09:24:31

• Marco Island Charter Middle teacher honored

  Jaclyn Lightell, a sixth grade math teacher at Marco Island Charter Middle School, is one of the recipients of the Foundation for Excellence in Education's 2010 Excel Award. The Excel Award rewards teachers whose students made the most progress in reading or math from one year to the next for the last three consecutive years.
  2010-10-13 10:16:00

• Blog - How Globalization Is Bad for the World Economy

  Evolutionary theory predicts that globalization should increase the risk of recession and slow recovery rates, a phenomenon borne out by real data, say econophysicists.
  2010-10-06 02:39:14

• Community - West County

  On Sept. 23, the Central Maryland Chapter of Armed Forces Communication and Electronics Association presented a one-year scholarship from the AFCEA International Education Foundation to Jackelyn Lopez.
  2010-10-13 11:41:16

• KAMS becomes perfect fit for sisters from Atchison

  Katie and Rachel Schmidt used up a lot of text messages last year trying to keep in touch. But this year, they're simply a few steps away from each other, a comforting thought for Rachel Schmidt, the younger of the two sisters from Atchison.
  2010-10-13 11:03:49

• Science and the Soviet Union

  In his new book, Red Plenty, Francis Spufford combines fact and fiction to tell a story of economic and scientific growth in the Soviet Union
  2010-10-13 09:51:52

• Jilly Gagnon: Degrees You Can Use!

  Did you know a shot of espresso is so volatile that after seven seconds standing, it will taste significantly less good to discerning consumers? If you answered "yes," you're putting your degree in chemistry to good use!
  2010-10-13 12:14:48

• High honors for Vestavia Hills High School students

  Students at Vestavia Hills High School place high in a national math contest.
  2010-10-13 08:58:47

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