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Today is Cinco de Mayo. And this year, the fifth of May is filled with mathematical joy. It is — Square Root Day! It all started in 1981. "I was writing a check in late August," says Ron Gordon, who ...

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This bright and earthy root vegetable belongs in your fall and winter cooking. Learn how to choose and use it in the kitchen. Audrey Morgan is an associate food editor at Food & Wine with over seven ...

The ancient Greeks wanted to believe that the universe could be described in its entirety using only whole numbers and the ratios between them — fractions, or what we now call rational numbers. But ...