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math
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December 9, 2003Twenty-Minute Stories: Quadratic
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October 3, 2003B.R. Cohen’s Annals of Science: Vol I: Newton, Leibniz, and Calculus; or, How to Put the Beat Down on a Rival in the 17th Century and Lavoisier, Priestley, and Oxygen; or, The Tyranny of Purity
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June 5, 2003Tim Carvell’s History’s Notable Persons Reconsidered: Pierre de Fermat
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October 15, 2002Cable News Shows in Geometry Geek Heaven
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November 29, 2001Loneliness, A Mathematical Proof.
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April 5, 2001Popular Books Titled as Though Written in an Engineering, Scientific, and/or Mathematical Vernacular
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November 3, 2000Nearly 100 Ways to Approach Infinity
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July 7, 1999Top Ten Most Censored Press Release of 1998. No. 2: Major Worldwide Mathematical Breakthrough
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