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Call for submissions for "Notes from the Margin", Fall 2013

Hi everyone,

The CMS Student Committee (Studc) would like to invite you to submit an article for the next edition of Notes from the Margin, which is due to come out in Fall 2013.

We are accepting opinion pieces,math-related stories, puzzles and riddles as well as concise research-related articles.

The Margin a semi-annual publication whose articles are intended for a wide audience and should be accessible to all the people in the mathematical community starting from the second/third year undergraduates. It is delivered electronically to virtually all the Canadian undergraduate and graduate math students. In addition, the hard copies of the Margin are sent to the math departments of all the Canadian universities. For our most recent issues, check out our Issue page at http://issuu.com/cms-studc.

The submission deadline is August 1st, 2013. Please send your submission or any questions you might have about it to student-editor@cms.math.ca.  For guidelines on submissions, please see http://studc.cms.math.ca/home/documents/guidelines.pdf.

To keep up to date with the events happening in the Canadian mathematical community, visit our website at http://studc.math.ca and like our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/studcCMS.

Regards,


CMS Student Committee (Studc)
http://studc.math.ca

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