Let's Geek Out!

I take back all the slanderous stuff I said about March not having a proper holiday. I had completely forgotten about March 14th. You may know it as... Pi Day.

The question is—how will you celebrate? Here are my suggestions:

• Take the Pi Day Challenge, a series of logic-based puzzles
• Play Pi-ball
• Read or write a Pi-ku
• Put a Pi poster on your desktop
• Send a Pi e-card
• Geek out with a Pi trivia game
• Do what this guy did

If you or someone you know/interviewed/counseled applied regular action to MIT this year, admissions decisions will be available—you guessed it—on Pi day.

Finally, if you're a graduate student at MIT, stop by Ashdown House between 2-4pm to take part in Pi day festivities.

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