Catch your breath and recover, because after Midterm Break we'll have a flurry of comps talks, several candidates for our tenure track statistics position, advising days and registration, the Konhauser Problemfest, and who knows what else. Seniors, don't forget that there are rarely comps talks given in the spring, so plan to take advantage of the deluge after the break to finish off your comps talk attendance requirement. Your copy of the February 2000 issue of Math Horizons is waiting for you on the table outside Barb's office. You'll also find challenging puzzles, with a chance to win a stylish Math Horizons t-shirt. As always, Math Horizons is provided to our students free of charge.
Participants receive a stipend and housing.
The Big Box o' Prizes awaits you. We have one correct submission for one of the problems and would like to see more. Arrange the tiles in the puzzle on the front page in a grid so that the black lines are connected in one continuous line. You may rotate tiles if you wish. .