Math News Archives

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• Athletes get ready for state cross country meet

  Erin Finn’s sophomore season at West Bloomfield High School has been a mixture of fun, hard work and more fun.
  2010-11-03 11:58:08

• Knox Co. school board approves STEM school, asks Commission for $5 million

  The Knox County School Board approved the proposal to add a new school to their system.
  2010-11-03 10:15:13

• Hmmm,...now this is very

  In reply to Alleged rape victim 'caught up in imaginary world', says accused : Hmmm,...now this is very difficult to ascertain if this fella is guilty or not,...who to believe?? Well,..the prosecutor is there so let's see how he would sort this out though i thought checks and tests are normally carried out and evidence of rape produced when an allegation of this sort is brought to court??? How ...
  2010-11-03 09:59:05

• Ghanaian Women: A Loss Or An Asset To Our Politics?

  I attended a mixed-school during my brief stay in Ghana. Of course, one of the many advantages of a mixed-school is that, as a boy, you get to learn a lot about girls. I remember sharing the classroom with, at least, ten girls and twelve boys.
  2010-11-03 11:12:39

• Kitzhaber projected to be next governor of Oregon

  Citing "higher mathematics," KOIN Local 6 Political Analyst Jim Moore projects John Kitzhaber as the next governor of Oregon. "There are approximately 40,000 votes left to count and Kitzhaber will win 70 percent of those, which is 28,000 votes," said Dr. Moore.
  2010-11-03 06:58:20

• Vidak leads race for Congress, but Costa still in it

  Andy Vidak, a little-known Hanford cherry farmer, stood poised Wednesday to topple veteran Democrat Jim Costa in the 20th Congressional District. But a close look at the electoral mathematics reveals bad news for Vidak. Election 2010 | Local results | State results
  2010-11-04 01:38:31

• New classes offered in Clairton middle, high schools

  Middle- and high-school students in the Clairton City School District are being offered new classes in English, science, social studies, business education, mathematics, technology and art education, in part of a program based on individual student ability.
  2010-11-03 04:39:04

• UManitoba prof sues over student's degree

  A mathematics professor sues the University of Manitoba after the school granted a doctoral student a degree despite his failing a key exam.
  2010-11-03 06:54:05

• Ramanathan: How much math do we really need?

  Ramanathan: How much math do we really need?
  2010-11-03 08:20:42

• The mathematics behind music

  By: Molly Schreiber What is it about music that makes it so hard to describe? The basic elements of music are almost mathematical in principle, with each instrument carefully added and subtracted in order to equate to a successful composition. Despite the simplicity of th...
  2010-11-03 10:26:54

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