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252/7: A Divisibility Pattern, Oct 1986, 542-546

Activities: Area and Perimeter Connections, Mar 1993, 218-21, 231-2

Activities: Calculators, Quotients, and Number Patterns, Feb 1986, 108-12, 118-9

Activities: Discovery with Cubes, May 1988, 377-381

Activities: Explorations with Chance, Apr 1992, 280-2, 288-90

Activities: Golden Triangles, Pentagons, and Pentagrams, May 1994, 338-44, 350-3

Activities: Graphing Art, Feb 1995, 124-8, 134-6

Activities: Mathematical Connections with a Spirograph, Feb 1992, 129-137

Activities: Multiplying Integers, Jan 1992, 34-38, 47-51

Activities: Patterns in the Hundred Chart-Part 1, Jan 1991, 43-48

Activities: Patterns in the Hundred Chart-Part 2, Feb 1991, 118-124

Activities: Rectangular Numbers, Oct 1986, 528-532

Activities: Recursion and the Central Polygonal Numbers, Dec 1991, 738-746

Activities: Some Discoveries with Right-Rectangular Prisms, Feb 1989, 118-123

A.I.M.S. in the Classroom, May 1994, 364-370

Albrecht Dürer's Renaissance Connections between Mathematics and Art, Apr 1994, 278-282

Algebra in the Service of Geometry: Can Euler's Line Be Parallel to a Side of a Triangle? May 2000, 428–31

All the Math That's Fit to Print: Articles from the Manchester Guardian, Sep 1995, 520

Analyzing Energy and Resource Problems: An Interdisciplinary Approach with Mathematical Modeling, Nov 1993, 628-633

Analyzing Tensile and Compressive Forces in Planar Trusses, Dec 1995, 788-95

Angled Sunshine, Seasons, and Solar Energy, Oct 1997, 528–32

Another Fine Math You've Gotten Me Into…, Oct 1993, 613-614

Approaching the Speed of Light with Class, Apr 1997, 314–21

Architecture and Mathematics, Sep 1996, 456–8

The Art of Mathematics, Mar 1993, 264-265

The Art of Renaissance Science: Galileo and Perspective, Sep 1992, 496

The Artist's View of Points and Lines, Feb 1991, 133-138

Astronomical Math. Dec. 1999, 786-92

Becoming Flexible with Functions: Investigating United States Population Growth, May 1996, 414–18

Beyond Numeracy: Ruminations of a Numbers Man, Dec 1991, 764-765

Boolean Algebra at School, Vols. 1 and 2, Sep 1987, 493

Building Mathematical Models of Simple Harmonic and Damped Motion, Jan 1995, 18-22

Bulgarian Solitaire, Jan 1993, 84-86

By Way of Introduction: The Connections Challenge, Nov 1993

The Case of the Blue Wooden Flower, May 1995, 366-70

The Case of Video Viewing, Reading, and Writing in Mathematics Class: Solving the Mystery, Nov 1993, 682-685

Chaos under Control: The Art and Science of Complexity, Feb 1995, 150

A Chinese Zodiac Mathematical Structure. Feb. 2000, 86–91

Climbing Around on the Tree of Mathematics, Sep 1995, 460-465

Conditional Probability: Its Place in the Mathematics Curriculum, Jan 1995, 12-15

Connecting Geometry and Algebra: Geometric Interpretations of Distance, Apr 1995, 292-297

Connecting Writing to the Mathematics Curriculum, Apr 1997, 308–10

Connections: A Lottery, a Computer, and the Number e, Nov 1993, 652-655

CORD Applied Mathematics: Hands-On Learning in Context, Nov 1995, 702-8, 690

Cost Allocation: An Application of Fair Division. Oct. 2000, 600–603

Curriculum and Evaluation Standards for School Mathematics: Connecting Mathematics, Oct 1992, 588

Data Driven Mathematics: A Curriculum Strand for High School Mathematics, Sep 1996, 460–65, 540

Dice and Disease in the Classroom, Sep 1998, 464–68

Dictionary of Mathematics Terms, Sep 1988, 494

Discovering Patterns for Sums of Polygonal Numbers, Sep 1986, 437-438

Do Baseball Positions Correspond with a Player's Race?, Apr 1996, 334–38

Doing Mathematics with Bicycle Gear Ratios. Dec. 2000, 762–68, 775–76

Earthquakes and Black Coffee, Oct 1991, 541-542

Encyclopedic Dictionary of Mathematics, 2d ed, Nov 1993, 692

Equivalence: A Unifying Concept, Feb 1991, 128-132

Essays in Humanistic Mathematics, Sep 1994, 455-456

Euclid and Descartes: A Partnership, Dec 1991, 706-709

An Example of Algebra in Lake Roosevelt, Feb 1995, 116-20

Exercises in Number Patterns, Jan 1989, 33-35

Exhibiting Connections between Algebra and Geometry, Dec 1991, 703-705

The Final Tally, Nov 1996, 636–39

Finding the Area of Regular Polygons, Apr 1987, 278-280

The Football Coach's Dilemma: "Should We Go for 1 or 2 Points First-" Dec 1995, 731-33

Forest Fires, Oil Spills, and Fractal Geometry, Part 1: Cellular Automata and Modeling Natural Phenomena, Nov 1998, 682–90, 696–98

Forest Fires, Oil Spills, and Fractal Geometry, Part 2: Using Fractal Complexity to Analyze Mathematical Models. Feb. 1999, 128-31, 136-39

Foundations and Fundamental Concepts of Mathematics, 3d ed, Dec 1990, 752

Foundations of Higher Mathematics, Jan 1991, 67

Fraction Patterns-Visual and Numerical, Apr 1989, 254-259, 298

Function-ing in a World of Motion. Mar. 2000, 180–85

Gas-Bill Mathematics, Mar 1995, 214-18, 224-27

A Gebra Named Al, Mar 1995, 242-243

A Generalized Area Formula, Dec 1992, 752-754

A Geometric Approach to the Discriminant, Apr 1995, 323-325

Geometric Patterns for Exponents, Dec 1992, 746-749

Geometry and Poetry, Feb 1994, 88

Geometry around Us: Geometry by Design and Geometry by Nature, Feb 1994, 133-134

Geometry, Iteration, and Finance, Nov 1996, 646–51

Group Symmetries Connect Art and History with Mathematics. May 2000, 364–70

How One Physics Teacher Changed His Algebraic Thinking, Feb 1997, 86–89

How Rough Is Your State- Mar 1995, 188-90

Ideas That Might Count for Education, Reason and Mathematics, 2d ed, Sep 1995, 522

Illustrating Mathematical Connections: A Geometric Proof of Euler's Theorem, Jan 1996, 62–65

Illustrating Mathematical Connections: Two Proofs That Only Five Regular Polyhedra Exist, Nov 1993, 657-661

Implementing the Standards: Making Connections: Beyond the Surface, Mar 1992, 231-235

Implementing the Standards: Making Connections by Using Molecular Models in Geometry, Jan 1994, 43-47

Inductive Patterns, Finite Differences, and a Missing Region, Sep 1988, 446-449

Integrating Mathematical Strands, Oct 1997, 516–19

Intuition and Logic, Nov 1988, 664-668

Kansas Mathematical Connections Project, Feb 1994, 134-135

Knotted Doughnuts, and Other Mathematical Entertainments, Nov 1987, 688

Learning and Teaching Indirect Proof, Sep 1996, 474–82

Life and Riches, Nov 1994, 656

The Life Expectancy of a Jawbreaker: An Application of the Composition of Functions. Feb. 1999, 125-27

Linking Yesterday to Tomorrow, Sep 1994, 467-472

Lion Hunting and Other Mathematical Pursuits: A Collection of Mathematics, Verse, and Stories, Oct 1995, 610

Magic of Numbers, 2d ed, Oct 1995, 610

Making Connections: Spatial Skills and Engineering Drawings, Apr 1996, 348–57

Making Connections Using Embedded Software, Sep 1995, 500-2

Making Connections with Mathematics, Feb 1990, 166

Making Music with Mathematics. Feb. 1999, 90-97

Math and Music: Harmonious Connections, Feb 1995, 151

Math and Music: Harmonious Connections.; Symmetry in Fractals; Symmetry in Wheels, Feb 1995, 152-154

Math and the Mind's Eye, Feb 1992, 158

Math Talk: Mathematical Ideas in Poems for Two Voices, Nov 1991, 679

Mathematical Connection--a Baseball Opportunity. Oct. 2000, 552–53

Mathematical Cranks, May 1993, 429-430

Mathematical Ideas, 6th ed, Nov 1990, 682-684

Mathematical Investigation: Description, Rationale, and Example, Oct 1988, 520-528

A Mathematical Investigation of Quality Control, Mar 1995, 200-2

Mathematical Structures: Answering the "Why" Questions, Dec 1996, 716–22

A Mathematician's Apology, Dec 1992, 766-767

Mathematics-An International Language, Dec 1990, 721-722

Mathematics and Medical Indexes: A Life-Saving Connection, Nov 1993, 624-626

Mathematics Books: Recommendations for High School and Public Libraries, Apr 1994, 298

Mathematics Illustrated Dictionary, Oct 1990, 576

A Mathematics Magazine and Fair, Dec 1990, 698-700

Mathematics: The Science of Patterns, Apr 1995, 348

A Mathematics Trail at Exeter Academy, Mar 1997, 234–37

Mathematics United with Physics (MUP), Nov 1994, 656-658

Mathematics Write Now!, Jan 1995, 62-63

Mathopedia: The Omni Guide to Math for Everyone, Oct 1994, 572

Media Clips, Jan 1995, 34-37; Feb 1995, 121-23; Mar 1995, 210-13; Apr 1995, 298-301; May 1995, 390-92; Sep 1995, 478-80; Oct 1995, 566-69; Nov 1995, 668-71, 684; Dec 1995, 748-51

Medical Applications of Systems of Linear Equations, May 1996, 398–402, 408–10

Merging Mathematics and English: One Approach to Bridging the Disciplines, Apr 1996, 294–97

Mind Sights, Sep 1995, 524

Multiple Connections, Nov 1996, 628–34

Multiple Representations and Connections Using Technology, Jan 1998, 62–67

Music for Eighty-Eight, Dec 1988, 757

The Nature and Power of Mathematics, Oct 1994, 573

The Navigator in the Classroom, May 1998, 384–87

Numbers at Work and at Play, Feb 1988, 154-155

The Oak Leaf: Connecting Geometry and Biology. Apr. 1999, 294-98

An Out-of-Math Experience: Einstein, Relativity, and the Developmental Mathematics Student. Mar. 2000, 194–99

Perfect and Not-So-Perfect Rollers, Jan 1998, 12–20

Perspective, Apr 1994, 296

Poetry of the Universe: A Mathematical Exploration of the Cosmos, Oct 1995, 612

A Popcorn Project for All Students, Mar 1997, 194–200 (see also Sep 1997, 486)

The Popularization of Mathematics, Feb 1992, 154

Practical Practice, Dec 1989, 702-704

Preparing Students for Modern Work: Lessons from Automobile Manufacturing. Mar. 1999, 254-58

Primetime! Strategies for Life-Long Learning in Mathematics and Science in the Middle and High School Grades, Sep 1995, 526

Probability, Matrices, and Bugs in Trees, May 1998, 402–6, 412–15

Problem Solving with Creative Mathematics, Dec 1995, 778-780

The Problems of Mathematics, 2d ed, Sep 1993, 504

Products, 1995, 64, 66, 152, 154, 355, 614, 780

Products, 1996, 76, 175, 611–12

Products, 1998, 190, 639, 809

Products, Feb. 1999, 179, Apr. 1999, 372, 376, Sept. 1999, 555, Oct. 1999, 642

Projects, 1996, 258, 260

Project Jacobean: A Mathematical Exploration of a Literary Era. Apr. 2000, 338–44

Promote Systems of Linear Inequalities with Real-World Problems. Feb. 1999, 118-23

Proof by Contradiction and the Electoral College, Nov 1998, 655–58

Publications, 1995, 60, 61, 150, 151, 242-43, 520, 524, 526, 608, 612, 686, 688

Publications, 1996, 74, 360, 437, 606, 608, 610

Publications, 1997, 498

Publications, 1998, 90, 186, 269–70, 355, 635, 638

Publications, Jan. 1999, 70, Apr. 1999, 370, May 1999, 456, Dec. 1999, 841

Pythagoras Meets Fibonacci, Apr 1989, 277-282

Reader Reflections, 1995, 252-53, 256, 329, 364, 446, 504, 512, 540, 624, 728, 782

Reader Reflections, 1996, 267, 291, 306, 439–40, 624, 625

Reader Reflections, 1997 67, 486, 515

Reader Reflections, 1998, 246, 364–65

Reader Reflections, Jan. 1999, 78-79, Feb. 1999, 86

Reader Reflections, May 2000, 363, Sept. 2000, 446, 522, 526–27, Dec. 2000, 734

Recycling Logic, Apr 1988, 322-323

Return to Mathematical Circles, Dec 1988, 757

The Scrambler, or a Family of Vectors at the Amusement Park. Jan. 1999, 64-69

Secondary School Results for the Fourth NAEP Mathematics Assessment: Algebra, Geometry, Mathematical Methods, and Attitudes, May 1988, 337-347, 397

The Secret of Anamorphic Art, Jan 1998, 24–32

Sediment in Lake Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, Apr 1998, 292–96

The Sidesplitting Story of the Midpoint Polygon, Apr 1994, 249-256

A Simulation to Model Exponential Growth. Oct. 2000, 614–15

Stand Up and Be Counted: Math Jokes for Those Who Count, Sep 1995, 526-528

Star Numbers and Constellations, Jan 1993, 88-89

The Story of Mathematics, Apr 1994, 297

Student-Authored Manuals as Semester Projects, Dec 1990, 701-703

The Surface Plane, Jan 1993, 94

Symmetry in Chaos: A Search for Pattern in Mathematics, Art, and Nature, Sep 1993, 504

Systemic Initiative for Montana Mathematics and Science (SIMMS), Sep 1994, 462-465

Taking Fun in Earnest, Feb 1992, 100-102

Teaching Logic with Logic Boxes, Nov 1988, 643-647

Teaching Mathematics and Art, Jan 1992, 76-78

Telephones and Algebra, Feb 1997, 96–100

Trigonometry for the Energy-Conscious Architect, Oct 1997, 564–65

The Trisectors, Feb 1995, 151-152

Understanding Mathematics, Nov 1995, 688

Universal Patterns: The Golden Relationship: Art, Math and Nature, Apr 1991, 332

University of Washington MESA series: In the Pharmacy, Measuring Earthquakes & Packaging and the Environment, Nov 1994, 655-666

Up the Creek with a Paddle, Sep 1998, 456–60

Using Hooke's Law to Explore Linear Functions. May 2000, 391–98

Using Pattern Analysis to Determine the Squares of Three Consecutive Integers, Jan 1986, 31-32

Using Similarity to Find Length and Area, May 1994, 319-325

Using Spreadsheets to Analyze the Historical Perspectives of Apportionment, Feb 1998, 176–82

The Values of Precision, Dec 1995, 780

The Visual Mind: Art and Mathematics, Oct 1994, 574

Visualizing Cost, Revenue, and Profit, Sep 1998, 488–93, 500–503

The VNR Concise Encyclopedia of Mathematics, 2d ed, Nov 1990, 685

Webster's New World Dictionary of Mathematics, Jan 1990, 74

When One Operation Is As Good As Another, Mar 1987, 186-189

Will the Best Candidate Win? Jan. 2000, 18–23, 27–28

Wonder in Numbers, Dec 1995, 780

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