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Girls’ Angle Bulletin, Volume 16, Number 6

Posted on August 31, 2023 by girlsangle

The electronic version of the latest issue of the Girls’ Angle Bulletin is now available on our website. In this issue, we present the concluding part of our 2-part interview with Sarah Spence Adams, Professor of Mathematics and Electrical & … Continue reading →

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Girls’ Angle Bulletin, Volume 16, Number 1

Posted on October 31, 2022 by girlsangle

The electronic version of the latest issue of the Girls’ Angle Bulletin is now available on our website. Volume 16, Number 1 opens with an interview with Professor Ann Trenk. Professor Trenk is the Lewis Atterbury Stimson Professor of Mathematics … Continue reading →

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Why the Girls’ Angle Bulletin?

Posted on October 8, 2019 by girlsangle

Running Girls’ Angle, like most nonprofits, is a ton of work. There’s a club to run, outreach activities such as SUMIT to create, organize, and operate, and there’s fundraising and all the other aspects of maintaining a nonprofit. So why, … Continue reading →

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Head Mentoring at Girls’ Angle

Posted on September 9, 2018 by girlsangle

Thanks to a grant from the Mathenaeum Foundation, Girls’ Angle is now in the process of hiring a full-time Head Mentor for a minimum of two-years. We are looking for a mathematician who loves to work with K12 students, especially girls. … Continue reading →

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Girls’ Angle Bulletin, Volume 9, Number 1

Posted on October 31, 2015 by girlsangle

The electronic version of the latest issue of the Girls’ Angle Bulletin is now available on our website. Volume 9, Number 1 features material from two mathematicians: an extensive interview with Elizabeth Munch, Assistant Professor of Mathematics at the University … Continue reading →

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Girls’ Angle Bulletin, Volume 7, Number 6

Posted on August 31, 2014 by girlsangle

The electronic version of the latest issue of the Girls’ Angle Bulletin is now available on our website. The cover illustrates a neat result that Anna B. discovered and explains in this issue’s Anna’s Math Journal. She continued her investigation of … Continue reading →

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Girls’ Angle Bulletin, Volume 6, Number 6

Posted on August 31, 2013 by girlsangle

The electronic version of the latest issue of the Girls’ Angle Bulletin is now available on our website. The cover features a perspective drawing of the Back Bay by master painter Joel Babb. Last issue’s Summer Fun problem sets included … Continue reading →

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Girls’ Angle Bulletin, Volume 6, Number 4

Posted on April 30, 2013 by girlsangle

The electronic version of the latest issue of the Girls’ Angle Bulletin is now available on our website. The cover was made by Prof. Laura DeMarco, the subject if this issue’s interview. To make it, she used the Dynamics Explorer Tool, … Continue reading →

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Girls’ Angle Bulletin, Volume 6, Number 3

Posted on February 28, 2013 by girlsangle

The electronic version of the latest issue of the Girls’ Angle Bulletin is now available on our website. The cover pertains to a rather hot topic at the club of late: divisibility. Can you see how the cover relates to … Continue reading →

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Girls’ Angle Bulletin, Volume 6, Number 2

Posted on December 31, 2012 by girlsangle

The electronic version of the latest issue of the Girls’ Angle Bulletin is now available on our website. The cover features Red Sea Pearls, by Radmila Sazdanović, a postdoctoral fellow in mathematics at the University of Pennsylvania. You can also check … Continue reading →

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