Tag: mathematics
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2022 Pi Day Celebration
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The MCS department hosted its Pi Day gathering on March 14. The event featured pie eating, pi trivia, and good company.
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MCS Summer Scholarship: Fun and Games
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How far can a model army advance into a one-dimensional desert, using only finite resources and prescribed types of movement?
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Baltimore Ravens’ Lineman and Mathematician
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I came across these great articles on Baltimore Ravens’ offensive lineman John Urschel. Enjoy. From the Baltimore Sun: For math scholar John Urschel of Ravens, playing football adds up From its-intersting.com: Baltimore Ravens Offensive Lineman John Urschel Publishes Paper In Math Journal
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Women, Jobs, and a Bit of Mathematics and Computer Science
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Planet Money, the economics reporting unit of National Public Radio, ran a great story this morning (9/11/13) entitled “Why Women (Like Me) Choose Lower-Paying Jobs.” Although not strictly about mathematics or computer science, the reporter Lisa Chow was an applied math major in college, earned an MBA, and is pursuing a career not directly related…
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Graduating Math Major to Deliver Commencement Address
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Senior Mathematics major Chloe Radcliffe has been chosen to deliver the 2012 commencement address. Read the official announcement for more information about Chloe and the 2012 Gustavus Adolphus Graduation ceremony.