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Intersections -- Poetry with Mathematics

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A Contest for High School Students -- Read on to learn more . . .

     Students who are 15 to 18 years old (on September 1, 2025) are invited to apply for the 2026 Steven H. Strogatz Prize for Math Communication (sponsored by MoMath, the NY Museum of Mathematics) to share their love of math with the world!

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 Entry deadline is coming soon -- February 1, 2026.

Students are invited to interview a math-womanand write about it -- and submit the essay to the Association for Women in Mathematicsby February 1, 2026.

Guidelines (middle-school, high school, college submissio...


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     Recently I came across a math-poetry article here in a newsletter published by the University of Illinois, Springfield -- an article entitled "Navigating the Intersect...


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     Recently Google led me to a recent and fascinating article about Jordanian poet Dr. Zaina Al-Qasem, a Jordanian scholar, who combines data science with creativity and is also a published poet.  For her, ...


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     Choosing a shape for a poem leads to restrictions on the numbers and lengths of words -- and sometimes this generously promotes creativity.  Moving through the chilly winter season, I have discovered this poem -- "The Six-Cornered Snowflake"  in POETRY (


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