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Some math student eat pies, some engineering students simply throw pies

Anyone with math on the brain knows that today is National Pi Day. March 14…pi R Squared. Remember that from your high school geometry class?

If you are still wondering, the formula used to determine the circle's radius is r = C / 2. Pi is a mathematical constant representing the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter, and is approximately equal to 3.14 – thus March 14 (3-14). Get it now?

It’s also a day restaurants celebrate.

But, in Ada two celebrations took place. One at Ada High School. The other in the Engineering Department at Ohio Northern.

Theatre artist from India to visit Ada HS English class

Irfana Majumdar, a theatre artist from India, will discuss an Indian short story with an Ada High School English students in a class taught by Melody Veltri on  Thursday, March 14,

Irfana Majumdar is a director, performer and filmmaker based in India and the United States.

She and her husband, Gaurav Saini, are serving as residence artists at Ohio Northern University during spring semester as well as engaging in community outreach. Their residency is supported by funding from the Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence program as well as the ONU Theatre Arts Department.

 

By Wyatt Fisher, Club Reporter

The Ada Barnyard Farmers 4-H Club held our second meeting of the year on Sunday, March 10.

We started our meeting with roll call to take attendance, followed by The pledge of Allegiance and our 4-H pledge.

There were demonstrations given by Riley Ferguson, Brody Erickson, Wyatt Ferguson, and myself.

We also had our election of officers, we voted on our 4H binder covers for best cover, and we also voted on a new t-shirt design! As always we wrapped our meeting up with a snack and refreshments!

Invented by ONU grade Jeremiah Skow, "to distrupt the status quo"

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FROM ONU WEBSITE - After winning Ohio Northern University’s version of the hit television show Shark Tank as a senior, Jeremiah Skow, BSBA ’14 grad, is setting his sights on the real thing.

In 2013, Skow won first place at the ONU Polar Pitch Competition for his idea for a credit card-ejecting wallet. In addition to a $1,000 prize, he received support from then-dean of the Dicke College of Business Administration Dr. James Fenton to patent his invention, and Spectre Wallets was born.

Spectre Wallets: Modernize Your Everyday Carry

Members receive a training session on internet program

Joe Ferguson presented Ada Kiwanis membrers with a training session on Zoom. It's a program that allows club meetings to be conducted via the internet.

"Zoom Meetings for desktop and mobile provides the tools to make every meeting a great one," said Ferguson.

He noted that Zoom Focus on your meeting works like this: Click record to leave the note taking to Zoom’s auto-generated, searchable transcripts. It can also have and play videos with full audio and video transmit without uploading the content

Ada Kindergarteners tackle a science experiment

FROM ADA BULLDOGS FACEBOOK - Here are some little scientists at work in Mrs. Smittle's kindergarten class.

Mrs. McAlpine taught a lesson using cabbage juice and regular kitchen items to change the color of the cabbage juice. She had a recording sheet for the students to record their observations.

Each student had five plastic test tubes with cabbage juice. The first one had nothing added to the cabbage juice. The students added vinegar (an acid) to the juice.

In the third container, the students added baking soda (a base). In the fourth test tube the students added sugar.

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