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We had them in for special problem solving sessions “nee days a week all fall." "That means it was a tough test." says Prof Klam- kin. “The scones are all well "Doing well is more a test of one’s problem solv- ing ability than of one's ad- vanced knowledge of ad- vanced mathematics," Prof. Klamkin suggests nets. He also said the top score this year was 77.2 out of a possible 120. Vitamin "The exam was written tiaivir-s- Em mun {So-n1 ins-u: eatItMqqge. tall he qrteatittrrsNeaaerhmtettte -itrttrrree-tahi_ yttrium e1ar'reotreme'tt gym gland. fesrmiaqrpatieattsortttteeor- "se8mettrtddtahirqrmedi- Author to speak at Erb St. church ulty munber of Chicago‘s MomtrBiMehtatitrste,wiit beinWaterloofromuarch 23to30tospeakattheErts stgeetMegtmtgtiteCtttarett. author of What the Cults Believe, teaches bible and missions at MBI and served as principal in a bible schoolinlndia. 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