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April is not only Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month, it's also National Poetry Month! To celebrate this union of art and science, the Smithsonian Magazine published [an article](https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/how-poetry-and-math-intersect-180968869/) all about poets and mathematicians who have brought the two disciplines...

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Cool Math Games for High School At Mathnasium, we believe that math can and should be a fun, positive experience, so today is all about math games that kids can do at home, courtesy of PBSKids.org, ProdigyGame.com, MashUpMath.com, WeAreTeachers.com, HoodaMath.com, CommonSense.org, & Scholastic.com!

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