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The Catholic Times
Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
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The Albertinum Science Club at Sacred Heart High School discussed science fair projects for the upcoming Ohio State competition in spring and held meetings on the history of numbers and set theory, with guest speaker Fr. Mario Serraglio and student panelists.
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Various projects were proposed for entry in this year's competition.
AT A MEETING held on Dec. 5, Fr. Mario Serraglio, PIME, talked on "The History of Numbers." He is an instructor in math and biology at the PIME Seminary in Newark. Fr. Serraglio developed his talk by outlining the evolution of our present number system beginning with ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian systems and continuing with the more complex refinements of modern times.
At another meeting, the club discussed "The Language and Ideas of Sets."
Participating in this panel discussion was Herbert Kaufman, Mary Pachuta, Judy MacDonald and Jane Weaver.
All panelists are students at Sacred Heart High School.
Meetings of the Albertinum Science Club are held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at 8 p.m. in Sacred Heart High School's science classrooms. The faculty and students of the science classes of area high schools have been invited to attend the meetings.
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The Albertinum Science Club held a meeting on Dec. 5 where Fr. Mario Serraglio, PIME, an instructor in math and biology at the PIME Seminary in Newark, talked on 'The History of Numbers,' outlining the evolution from ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian systems to modern refinements. At another meeting, the club discussed 'The Language and Ideas of Sets' in a panel with students Herbert Kaufman, Mary Pachuta, Judy MacDonald, and Jane Weaver from Sacred Heart High School. Various projects were proposed for the Ohio State Science Fair scheduled for spring. Meetings are held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at 8 p.m. in Sacred Heart High School's science classrooms, with invitations to faculty and students of area high schools.