Don't Miss the Festival's Who Wants to Be a Mathematician!

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America's most fast-paced and fun math contest will be the finale for day one of the 2012 USASEF. Eight area high school students will compete for $4000 in cash and prizes in Who Wants to Be a Mathematician on Saturday, April 28 at 5:00 on the Carver Stage. Students from DC, MD, VA, DE, and WV are eligible to compete. Teachers who are interested in having their students participate in the qualifying process should write paoffice@ams.org, with the subject line WWTBAM USASEF. Include your name, school, courses taught this semester, and phone number in the body of the message.

See descriptions of past performances of this contest, which is sponsored by the American Mathematical Society, by clicking here. Take a peek at a contest that took place last February in Washington here.

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