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Dateline USF St. Petersburg:
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Dateline USF St. Petersburg:
Wednesday, February 4, 2004
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USF St. Petersburg Ambassador Applications Due February 20, 2004 by 5 p.m. to either the Williams or Snell House. For more information contact Sue Sietsma 3-4561 or Sietsma@stpt.usf.edu -------- A REMINDER: The deadline to submit a
diploma application for Spring 2004 is Friday, January 30th @ 5 p.m.
Applications are available on-line or in advising office (DAV134). THE USF BULLETIN eNEWS ARCHIVE
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“I teach courses in maths,” says Dr. Mark Gaulter ,
Assistant Professor of Mathematics. Mark Gaulter, son of
Brian Gaulter, a famous United Kingdom math educator, came
to the United States in 1994 after graduating from Cambridge
University in England to study mathematics at the University
of California, Santa Barbara. With his distinct English
accent he is happy to discuss the characteristic vectors
of unimodular lattices over the integers with his students.
This research in number theory is unique in the field of
mathematics. The breadth of courses Dr. Gaulter teaches
includes calculus to algebra with a specialty graduate
course in quadratic forms. 
USFSP Students, Faculty & Staff are invited
to hear the Keynote Address by author Norman Mailer
at 1pm Feb. 6 in the CAC. This part of the conference is
free to USFSP Students, Faculty & Staff - bring your
ID. 
When children have recurrent trouble sleeping, their families
must deal with negative effects on behavior, mood, social
interactions, physical stamina and performance at school
or work.