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  • Spoon River College Instructor Receives Honors - msnbc.com

    Sheff, who has his Bachelors in Mathematics from Bradley University, says he pushes his students hard but also gives them options that allow them to take responsibility for their own success or failure. “With the Hawkes system, they can work ahead if ...
    2010-11-01 09:45:00
  • Youth Voter Response to Elections Lukewarm - msnbc.com

    It was a full house and we don't always get a full house," said Daniel Ghezzi, Associate Professor of Mathematics at King's College.Ghezzi and his colleague Joe Evan have developed a proven method to determine who will win the U.S. Senate seats this year ...
    2010-11-01 09:45:00
  • Ride a starship? Not for a century - MSNBC Cosmiclog

    We endeavor to excite several generations to commit to the research and development of breakthrough technologies and cross-cutting innovations across a myriad of disciplines such as physics, mathematics, biology, economics, and psychological, social ...
    2010-11-01 10:06:00
  • UQ awards champion teaching excellence

    A DIVERSE group of academics united by a passion for teaching was last night recognised at the 10th University of Queensland Excellence in Teaching & Learning Awards.
    2010-11-01 09:53:21
  • Bogus Grass-roots Politics on Twitter

    Data mining techniques reveals fake Twitter accounts that give the impression of a vast political movement. Researchers have found evidence that political campaigns and special-interest groups are using scores of fake Twitter accounts to create the impression of broad grass-roots political expression. A team at Indiana University used data-mining and network-analysis techniques to detect the ...
    2010-11-01 11:15:22
  • Antonina Pirozhkova obituary

    Russian engineer and wife of the writer Isaac Babel, whose legacy she fought to preserve Antonina Pirozhkova, who has died aged 101, was the leading female engineer during the construction of the Moscow metro in the 1930s. But she had an even bigger role as first the wife of the writer Isaac Babel and, following his death in 1940, the custodian of his legacy. Pirozhkova was born in the Siberian ...
    2010-11-01 07:35:13
  • District 203 schools exceed state averages

    District 203 unveiled its state test results during its board of education meeting Monday night. Overall achievement on all state tests during 2009-10 showed 91.1 percent of students meeting or exceeding standards compared with a state average of 76.4 percent. At the same time, the district’s per pupil operating expenditure …
    2010-11-01 10:08:32
  • Who Really Needs Math? [EvolutionBlog]

    The Washington Post recently published an op-ed by mathematician G. V. Ramanathan. The subject? Mathematics education. It is a mix of good points and bad points. Let's have a look. Twenty-seven years have passed since the publication of the report “A Nation at Risk,” which warned of dire consequences if we did not reform our educational system. This report, not unlike the Sputnik scare of the ...
    2010-11-01 08:02:29
  • If the Keyboard on Your Mobile Phone Is Driving You Crazy, Help May Be on the Way - New York Times Blogs

    But if you weren’t, there may be help, from 3qubits , a mobile phone software company started by two PhD mathematics student at Cambridge University in England. Their solution to tiny mobile keyboards is  a new virtual keyboard they call 8Pen , expected ...
    2010-11-01 04:59:00
  • Local scientist working with Nasa

    A Northern Ireland computer scientist is helping to revolutionise American space exploration. Related Stories In Pictures: Crowds turn out for Halloween parties Robinson outlines plan to cut MLAs DUP's Civil Service pay freeze plan DUP leader proposes pay freeze Belfast man beaten with iron bars
    2010-11-01 07:52:58
  • WSUV engineering professor wants take program to next level

    If you’re a Washington State University Vancouver engineering student into automation and robotics, Hakan Gurocak is your man. Now, two National Science Foundation grants worth a quarter million dollars should help the instructor shift WSUV’s burgeoning mechatronics program into higher gear and introduce more young Vancouver students to its cutting-edge work.
    2010-11-01 08:04:44
  • Jerald Ainsworth Named Dean Of UTC Graduate School

    The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga announced that Dr. Jerald Ainsworth has been named dean of the UTC Graduate School, effective Nov. 1. Dr. Ainsworth comes to UTC from Southeastern Louisiana University where he most recently served as dean of Research and Graduate Studies.
    2010-11-01 03:50:52
  • Spoon River College Instructor Receives Award

    Jim Sheff, Developmental Math instructor at Spoon River College, has been named the 2010 Instructor of the Year by the Illinois Community College Faculty Association (ICCFA).
    2010-11-01 03:54:56
  • Briefs for Tuesday Nov. 2

    Cotter seniors see Dead Sea Scrolls,artifacts
    2010-11-01 05:09:17
  • Did China Swipe Our High-Tech Crown?

    China has swept headlines with its recent space agenda and engineering efforts, including the world’s fastest supercomputer and bullet train, the world’s largest hydroelectric dam, and plans for a new space station and satellites that may visit Mars.
    2010-11-01 10:26:06

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