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Monthly Archives: February 2012
February 27, 2012
Math in the News: Fibonacci Sequence
It’s time for another edition of Math in the News. This week’s post relates to the Fibonacci sequence of numbers. The Fibonacci sequence is a sequence of numbers starting with zero and one, where each subsequent number is the sum … Continue reading
February 24, 2012
Social Media Roundup: 02/24/12
Last week, I shared our first Social Media Roundup of Facebook and Twitter links, and now it’s time for the next set of links for you to browse this weekend. Links from 2/18/12 – 2/24/12: – 10 Ways College Students … Continue reading
February 20, 2012
Math in the News: Taxes
Last week I introduced a new section to the andYOU blog titled Math in the News. In this new section, I’m going to be linking a story in the media to a math topic that is covered in our new … Continue reading
Posted in Math in the News
Tagged indirect taxes, math, math in the news, news, taxes, taxing holidays, taxing valentine's day, useful math, valentine's day
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February 17, 2012
Social Media Roundup: 02/17/12
We’re introducing another new series on the blog, a Social Media Roundup that will be posted each Friday. In each roundup, I’ll share social media links from our Facebook and Twitter streams from the current week. Links from 02/11/12 – … Continue reading
February 16, 2012
The Higher Education Bubble, Part 2
Last week I posted part one of an info graphic series illustrating the higher education bubble. Part one illustrated how an economic bubble forms and compared higher education to the recent housing bubble. If you haven’t seen part one, I … Continue reading
Posted in Finances
Tagged bubble, college, College Tuition, economic bubble, higher education, housing crisis, tuition
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February 15, 2012
Must-Have iPhone Apps for Students, Pt. 3
In case you missed my last two posts, check out Part 1 and Part 2 of must-have iPhone apps for students. To wrap up my series on must-have iPhone apps for students, here are five more apps that will add … Continue reading
February 10, 2012
Math in the News: Fallacies
Let me introduce the newest section of the andYOU blog, Math in the News. Math in the News was created to answer the ever present question of “when will I ever use math in real life?” Each week we are … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, fallacies, fallacies in advertising, math in the news, real life math
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February 9, 2012
The Higher Education Bubble, Pt. 1
Bubbles are only for gum and that weird soapy liquid you usually get at weddings, right? That’s what I used to think too until I started learning about financial bubbles -think the recent housing bubble and the dot com burst- … Continue reading
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Tagged college, College Tuition, higher education bubble, student loans
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