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Pi Day today, 3.14

By Murray Bourne, 14 Mar 2012

March 14th is celebrated worldwide as "Pi Day" by math nerds.

I enjoyed this relevant sticker I found recently:

Apple Pi
Image source: Apple Pi sticker, by Jeff Cheung.

Pi Day info

Check the Exploratorium's Brief History of Pi

Here's a controversial proposal: Let's Drop Pi

TeachPi.org have a list of possible Pi Day activities you can consider at your school.

Anyone see the Pi Movie, from 1998?

And finally, here's a lot of good info about pi.

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