By Stephen Meskin
I came across the following interesting problem from the 61st Annual International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), which was held remotely on Sept. 20 & 21, 2020. The IMO is the world’s leading mathematical competition for high school students.
WHY DID YOU BECOME AN ACTUARY? During college, I visited my former high school math teacher. He asked me, “What
By Alyssa Oursler
When will an actuary be called upon to contend with the fledgling commercial space tourism line?
WHY DID YOU BECOME AN ACTUARY? Around 1979, when I was graduating from Emory University with a bachelor’s degree in
By Eric P. Harding
I’m going to let you in on a little secret. This editor’s note is the last thing that gets done for every issue.
By Tom Campbell
I’ve always been a fan of sports—pretty much all sports. While my current participation is limited mainly to cycling and an occasional round of golf, I will watch or read about just about anything sports-related.
July/August 2021
By Ken Kent
While the Code of Professional Conduct does not define ethical standards, it includes the standards of practice for ethical behavior.
By Alyssa Oursler and Karl Roth
On May 24, 2000, famed mathematicians Sir Michael Atiyah and John Tate entered a lecture hall at the Collége de France in Paris.
