This year, a total of 282 scholarships were given to students from the fifty states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Incidentally, we've been told that the results of last December's Putnam are finally on the way . . . You can't understand an idea until you've used it. Epistemological Mathematical definitions, by themselves, supply few meanings. Meanings derive from properties.
Properties depend on definitions.
Liz should go see Jeff Ondich to check on the current contents of the B.B.O.P., while Geoff should see me, since he is the winner of last term's consistency prize. If , show that . The other day, in the honors calculus class at Wohascum College, the instructor asked the students to compute . Resolve this paradox. Eventually, one student gave up and asked Mathematica to compute the integral.