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Programs in the department present a broad background incorporating a strong fundamental foundation with an emphasis on the practical application of theoretical concepts.
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Prof. Snow's recent paper "Lattices of Equivalence Relations Closed Under the Operations of Relation Algebras" has been accepted for publication by Algebra Universalis.
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Congratulations Graduates!
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May the Fourth be with you. Happy Star Wars Day.
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This year's shirts are in!
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Alyssa, Sarah, and Jen threw a wedding shower for Phil in 301 this morning. There were gifts, food, flowers, and dancing.
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Professor Snow is headed to Boulder this weekend for a conference about Algebras, Lattices, and Varieties.
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Kristen Shavlik's organ recital will be April 20.
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Laura Jeppesen's senior piano recital will be April 14.
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Etcetera (downtown Seward) is running a sale on Hawaiian Shirts!
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The Prelersons are going to Washington! Cory will be attending graduate school in Computer Science at Digipen. Congratulations Cory.
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Math 301 made polyhedra out of paper plates today. Rianne used the plates for a new hairdo.
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Rosemary brought her guitar to Logic tonight to accompany us as we used predicate logic to analyze second century heresies.
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Comparing myself to other first-year graduate [students], I feel that I’m better prepared than a lot of them. I’m thankful for all I learned at Concordia as I am now using pretty much all of it in some form or another.” -Michelle Quinlan ’05, University of Nebraska-Lincoln graduate school
