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...president of the new Harvard Cube Club, or C-cubed, said one of the goals of the club was to lend out Rubik??s Cubes to students because they’re hard to come...
...members present at Saturday afternoon’s meeting of the club discussed strategies while casually solving the Rubik??s Cubes in front of them. One student joked about peeling off the stickers and switching them around on the cube. But he was admonished by a fellow cuber, who said, “That’s one of the most noob things you could say— everyone knows you can do that...
Other students also demonstrated some impressive skills. One individual rattled off Pi for quite some time, and yet another solved a Rubik??s cube in the midst of a raging tailgate. Typical...
After lunch, there were mini-events such as “Buzz,” “Rubik??s Cubes,” “DinoParmFish” and “Set,” which incorporated math in more creative ways. The tournament ended with the “Guts” round, which involved students running around and doing problems in groups of four...
...ultimate social experiment,” is back for another season. Beyond the obvious draw of joining a distinguished legacy of Cantabrigian contestants, here are five more reasons to try out for the show. 1. Your talents and hobbies will finally be appreciated. Can you solve a Rubik??s Cube blindfolded, like Season 2’s Tyson? Are you vice-president of your local Dukes of Hazzard fanclub, like Bill from Season 1? If these aren’t your areas of expertise, never fear. You may discover talents you never knew you had, like Will from...