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• The Mathematics of Juggling - Jennifer Ouellette, Simons Science News
• Mathematics Describes Popping Foam Bubbles - Univ. of California
• Life in the City Is Just One Big Math Problem - Jerry Adler, Smithsonian
• Is P not Equal to NP? - Alexander Nazaryan, The New Yorker
• The Overuse of Elegant Mathematics - Samuel Arbesman, Nautilus
• Ambigrams: The World of Upside-Down Imagery - Alex Bellos, Guardian
• Mathematicians Predict Future with Data from Past - Klint Finley, Wired
• A Case for the Usefulness of Useless Math - Adrian Dudek
• Great Scientists Need Not Be Good at Math - E. O. Wilson, Wall St. Jrnl
• New Symbol Makes You Better at Multiplication - Rob Eastaway, Guardian
• Shrinking Blob Helps Solve Famous Math Puzzle - MIT Tech. Review
• When Judges Can't Do Math, Justice Suffers - Schneps & Colmez, NY Times
• New Study: Boys Better at Math, Girls Better at Reading - Science 2.0
• The History of Pi: It Wasn't Always 3.14 - Roma Panganiban, Mental Floss
• Why '6 Divided by 2(1+2)' Makes Us Angry - Tara Haelle, Slate
• 13 New Solutions to the Three-Body Problem - Jon Cartwright, Science
• Will Computers Replace Mathematicians? - Natalie Wolchover, Wired
• As Math Rises, Will Computers Reign? - Natalie Wolchover, Simons Science
• Great Math Built the Sydney Opera House - Alexander Hahn
• Why We Should Adopt a Base-12 Counting System - George Dvorsky, io9
• You Use Calculus Every Day. Seriously, You Do - Ron Sandland, ABC Sci.
• Mathematical Rules for Effective Teleportation - Univ. of Cambridge
• The Mathematically Perfect Dartboard - Alex Bellos, Guardian
• Toppling Dominoes the Size of Skyscrapers - MIT Tech. Review
• Number of Girl Geniuses Catching Up to Boy Geniuses - The Economist
• Math Models Show Penguins Are Selfish - Elizabeth Preston, Inkfish
• Physics Solves the St. Petersburg Paradox - Johannes Koelman, Science 2.0
• How to Do Math with Bagels - Robert Krulwich, NPR
• Anticipating Math Can Be Physically Painful - John Timmer, Ars Technica
• 3-D Printing Enters the 4th Dimension - Evelyn Lamb, Scientific American
• Simple Math Unifies Quantum Mech., Relativity? - Eugenie Reich, SciAm
• The Math that Made Voyager Possible - C. Riley & D. Campbell, BBC News
• Journal Accepts Randomly Generated Math Paper - Paul Taylor, LRB Blog
• A New Weapon in Fight Against Drugs: Math - Sara Reardon, NewScientist
• Extending Einstein's Theory Beyond Light Speed - University of Adelaide
• Proof of Deep Connection Between Prime Numbers? - Philip Ball, Nature
• Biologists Have a Serious Math Problem - Hanne Jakobsen
• The Mesmerizing Beauty of Nature's Fractals - Megan Garber, The Atlantic
• Math Ability Linked to Left-Right Brain Communication - UT-Dallas
• Can Math Explain Ideological Conflict? - Brian Jacobsmeyer, Phys. Central
• Every Student Should Take Algebra - Jennifer Ouellette, Scientific Am.
• It's Time to Dump Long Division - Sanjoy Mahajan, Freakonomics
• Algorithm Creates 'Richter Scale' of Sudoku Difficulty - MIT Tech. Rev.
• Images Encrypted Using Mathematics of Sudoku - MIT Tech. Review
• Do All Students Really Need Algebra? - Andrew Hacker, New York Times
• Decades-Old Math Equation Finally Cracked - New York University
• Do Dolphins Perform Nonlinear Math? - Jennifer Viegas, Discovery News
• Math Reveals the Beatles' Musical Genius - Jason Brown