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...AMERICAN PI The beauty of mathematics, says Harvard- and Oxford-trained mathematician Jonathan David Farley, can never be fully captured on film. Farley weighs in on A Beautiful Mind, math and the movies at time.com/sampler...
...Math club. She describes the club as “A disorganized group of a few people who organize things for math concentrators.” The most celebrated math club event has been the pie eating competition. Last March 14, (3.14, otherwise known as “pi day”), Sarah organized a gigantic pie eating competition among faculty and students. She obtained around 35 pies and, at 3:14 in the afternoon, the competitors ate as much pie as possible for 3 minutes and 14 seconds. Sarah also plays the violin in HRO and is involved...
...design and one of which he uses to commute to work each day. He also owns an island off the coast of Connecticut. He calls it North Dumpling, and he considers it a sovereign state. It has a flag, a navy, a currency (one bill has the value of pi) and a mutual nonaggression pact with the U.S., signed by Kamen and the first President Bush (as a joke, we think...
Unsurprisingly, the Harvard chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi is quick to play down the ugly specter of ethnic antagonism in their own chapter. Eliot J. Rushovich ’03, president of the Harvard chapter, says that he was “personally shocked” to hear of the troubles in the Miami chapter and states that he “didn’t even hear about it until the article was printed...
...national executive of Alpha Epsilon Pi declined to comment...