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Archived News Stories for the month of November, 2009
| Start Date | Title |
|---|---|
| November 2 | University of Minnesota Receives Stimulus Money to Support STEM |
| November 3 | Survey Reveals Latest Data on Mathematical Sciences in the U.S. |
| November 12 | Mathematical Model Sheds New Light on Biological Clocks |
| November 5 | New Theme-Park Ride Simulator Stimulates Youthful Interest in Math |
| November 6 | Author of The Tipping Point Promotes Study of Statistics |
| November 13 | Woody Dudley Casts a Skeptical Eye on Angle Trisection |
| November 10 | Quantum Computers May Solve Gigantic Linear Equations |
| November 11 | Collaborate with Terence Tao Whenever the Math Urge Strikes |
| November 4 | Maki Kaji Goes to Washington for Sudoku |
| November 9 | Travel Grants to ICM 2010 (Maybe) |
| November 16 | Using Mathematics to Help Cure Cancer |
| November 17 | Playful Mathematician Creates Toroid Mazes |
| November 19 | Steven G. Krantz Appointed Editor of Notices of the AMS |
| November 18 | Riemann Hypothesis Is 150 years Old |
| November 20 | The Formula for the Perfect Free-Throw |