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New Position at the MAA in Publications

New Position at the MAA
Director of Publications for Journals and Communications

Mathematical Association of America
Washington, DC

Election Results New Section Governors (2006-2009)

Election Results
New Section Governors (2006-2009)

Project NExT: New Experiences in Teaching

Project NExT: New Experiences in Teaching

San Antonio 2006: The Undergraduate Poster Session

San Antonio 2006: The Undergraduate Poster Session

By Diana Thomas


All of the winners from the undergraduate poster session.

This year's poster session was a tremendous success, with over 130 posters presented and judged by 140 professional mathematicians. The poster session was well attended and continues to attract a large audience at the Joint Mathematics Meetings.

Baseball, Statistics, and the Role of Chance in the Game: A Summer Short Course

Baseball, Statistics, and the Role of Chance in the Game: A Summer Short Course

Geometry in the Amazon

Geometry in the Amazon

By Harry Waldman

Humans are apparently born with the ability to grasp geometrical concepts, say researchers who tested an indigenous group of people called the Mundurukú, who live in the Amazon. Their findings were reported in the January 20, 2006 issue of Science.

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September 11, 2008

University of Tennessee to House New Mathematical Biology Center

September 10, 2008 Universities Have Trouble Filling Math Education Openings
September 09, 2008 Using Math to Get a Fix on Us
September 08, 2008 Europe Seeks Better Math Teaching
September 05, 2008 Preschool Boosts Math Score in Later Years
September 04, 2008 Creating Videos That Aid in Visualizing Four-Dimensional Objects
September 03, 2008 Algebra Debate Rages in California
September 02, 2008 Longest Surviving Bourbaki Founder Henri Cartan Has Died at 104
August 29, 2008 Math Keeps Volunteers at the Democratic National Convention on Track
August 28, 2008 Additional Math Homework Doesn't Add Up for All Students
August 27, 2008 2008 Gödel Prize Goes to Yale's Spielman and Boston University's Teng
August 26, 2008 Evolutionary Modeling of National Cuisines Reveals a Remarkable Stability
August 25, 2008 Making Math for Australia's Indigenous Students More Appealing
August 22, 2008 Could Galileo Have Derived the Lorentz Transformations?
August 21, 2008 Using Math to Find New Ways to Locate Hidden Explosives
August 20, 2008 Establishing Data Analytics as a New Field of Math Study
August 19, 2008 Math Professor by Day and Blues Guitarist by Night
August 18, 2008 Math Helps Unveil How Insects Use Trapped Oxygen to Breathe Underwater
August 15, 2008 Mysterious Antikythera Device Predicted Eclipses and Timetabled Ancient Olympic Games
August 14, 2008 Taking the Initiative for Better Math Instruction

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