At Wayland, there has been an increased emphasis on the need to "go green".  I’ll admit to having inherited a very West Texas conservative viewpoint on the environment.  I’ll e...

During Calculus last week, we covered slope fields and Euler’s method of first order initial-value problems of the form During class we demonstrated the use of slope field to perform a basic q...

This week I was given the privilege of leading our campus Environmental Stewardship Bible Study.  Currently the study is walking through various sections of the Bible in order to provide a scriptural...

I’ve not studied much of the history of mathematics but occasionally I read from a few books I have on my shelf on the subject.  When my mind is bogged down and I am unmotivated on my current ...

From an article by Mary Ann Bragg which appeared on CapeCodeOnline and was also printed in this month’s College Mathematics Journal: TRURO — Voters narrowly approved one of four zoning ...

Stumbled across an interesting little post about 5 ways that you can lie with your graphs.  Actually, a better lesson to take from the post is “5 ways other people lie with their graphs and now...