From drphrogg@verizon.net Wed Oct 25 23:44:43 2006
Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2006 22:44:38 -0400
From: Dr. Kate Hendrix <drphrogg@verizon.net>
To: Meenakshi Narain <narain@buphy.bu.edu>
Subject: Re: Math and Science Night at Runkle

Meenakshi -

I already have a meeting scheduled for that evening so I will not be able to
come.  I should probably take the curve stitching table as that needs a fair
amount of instruction, unless you have a parent who did it last year.  I
picked the other stations because they did not need such close attention.
Is everyone else preparing so many stations?

Single cut geometry will definitely need someone to explain how it works -
it is about cutting out a shape, like a triangle, with only one cut of the
scissors, turning no corners.  It's all about how you fold up the paper.
But it will need someone to give instruction.

Know theory may need some help with folding something but I have step by
step examples in the display.  Optical illusions and encryption (breaking
codes) are pretty self-explanatory and just need someone to keep an eye on
things and answer any questions.

Kate