Fifteen Questions: Joe Harris ’72 on Math 55, the Dudley Co-op, and Failure
The mathematician sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss Math 55’s notorious reputation and his own experience at Harvard. “In […]
The mathematician sat down with Fifteen Minutes to discuss Math 55’s notorious reputation and his own experience at Harvard. “In […]
Because of the NBA’s “over 38 rule,” the 76ers probably won’t have the financial edge that most expect when it
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Without education funds following the child, students – especially those from low-income households – are trapped in failing schools, writes Jeb
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Robert Hooke died in London, England. Best known for Hooke’s Law in physics, this multi-talented scientist and mathematician held the
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Emil Artin born in Vienna, Austria. He solved one of Hilbert’s problems in 1927. More information about: Emil Artin Hilbert’s
The U.S. Congress finally awarded 20 disputed electoral votes to Rutherford B. Hayes, giving him a 185-184 Electoral College victory
Charles Jean de la Vallee Poussin died in Louvain, Belgium. He is best known for having proved the Prime Number