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Math Fest
July 23, 2008 5pm-8:30pm at 1100
Social Sciences Lecture Hall
An evening to celebrate the excitement of mathematics and its influence
on modern society. Come learn about why mathematics and science
careers are great choices. Come play math puzzles and games.
We will have a special mathemagical presentation!
When: Wednesday, July 23, 5pm-8:30pm
5-6pm: Mathemagics presentation
6-7:30pm: Math puzzles, games, and information
7:30-8:30pm: Math movies, featuring ``Shape of Space" and ``Flatland"
Where: see this
Campus
Map
and the Social
Science & Humanities Building.
Park in the
North Entry
Parking Structure,
or find street parking near 3rd and A.
The Mathemagics presentation and puzzles/games/information at 1100 Social
Science & Humanities Building and its courtyard,
whereas the math movies are in
2 Wellman
.
Campus parking is free after 5pm.
What:
See this
flyer
for details.
Come see a
special presentation by
Dr. Arthur Benjamin
5-6pm;
(Hear our star attraction, Art Benjamin interviewed on
NPR's Insight
radio show.)
followed by mathematical puzzles
& games and information about careers in mathematics
6-7:30;
and math movies 7:30-8:30pm.
Contact:
Please phone
Jessica Potts
of COSMOS (530) 754-7326,
or
Professor Vazirani at (530) 752-2218,
or email Professor Vazirani (mjvazirani@ucdavis.edu) with
questions or special needs.
This event is sponsored by the National Science Foundation (VIGRE Grant
DMS-0636297)
and
COSMOS (California State Summer School for
Mathematics & Science).
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