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Now Hear This!
Check out Current Science's newest
animated feature, which throws 
light on electromagnetic radiation.

Enter our Mystery Photo Contest

Most of the Mystery Photos featured in
Current Science are taken by student
photographers. For each photo published
in the magazine, the photographer receives
$50 plus a T-shirt with the photo printed
on the front. The photographer or classroom
with the most photos published in a school
year wins the Mystery Photo Contest. Please
e-mail your photos to

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Current Science
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STREAMING LIVE! May 8!
The National Math Bee

On May 8 in Orlando, Florida, 228 brilliant
6th, 7th, and 8th graders will battle it out
for the title of America's premiere MATHLETE
in the 2009 Raytheon MATHCOUNTS National
Competition--or as it is affectionately known,
the national math bee!

The Countdown Round of the competition
will be streamed live from the non-profit
educational foundation's web site between
2 p.m. and 4 p.m. EST so that math
enthusiasts from around the world can be
there when the winner is crowned.

Click here to find the web site. While
you're there, learn more about
the MATHCOUNTS program and
how your students can compete
against the greatest mathletes in
the country. And try the Problem of the Week.

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