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BIBLIOGRAPHY MATHEMATICS IN SCIENCE AND SOCIETYPROBING THE NATURAL WORLD, Volume I. Intermediate Science Curriculum Study.Morristown, New Jersey: Silver Burdett General Learning Corporation, 1970.(Silver Burdett General Learning Corporation, 250 James St., Morristown, NJ07960)552 pp; cloth; textbook; b/wPROBING THE NATURAL WORLD is one of two books in a series whichcovers the normaL junior high science material, but with an extensiveuse of h<strong>and</strong>s-on laboratory work using homemade equipment.PROJECT JONAH. Box 476, Bolinas, California 94924.PROJECT R-3. Hodges, E.L., ed. San Jose, California: T.M.T.T., 1974.Hodges, 990 Asbury, San Jose, CA 95126)looseleaf; worksheets; b/wFour packets of student pages <strong>and</strong> a packet of answer sheets<strong>and</strong> suggested forms for grading, record keeping, etc. make up thematerials. The four packets cover whole numbers, fractions, decimals<strong>and</strong> percents.(E .L.PSSC PHYSICS, Third Edition. Haber-Schiam, Uri; Cross, Judson; Dodge, John; <strong>and</strong>Walter, James. Lexington, Massachusetts: D.C. Heath <strong>and</strong> Company, 1971.(D.C. Heath <strong>and</strong> Company, 125 Spring St., Lexington, MA 02173)674 pp; textbook; cloth; b/wwritten as a high school physics text, this book has manynice graphics, including some interesting stop-action photos."A rage over an extra cent." Salter, Lewis S. AMERICAN MUSIC TEACHER, Vol. 3(March-April, 1954), pp. 1,18-19.This article presents a somewhat humerous discussion of aninaccurate number often cited in music. The author explains (bycomputing in three different ways) that the Pythagorean comma,the interval by which the twelfth fifth above a given tone failsto coincide with the seventh octave above the same tone, measurescloser to 23 cents (a unit for measuring intervals) than to 24cents as generally cited. Extensive use of logarithms is used inthe article. It is helpful if the reader is quite familiar withthe construction of scales.RATIO & PROPORTION REVISITED. Shulte, Albert, et al. Pontiac, Michigan: Oakl<strong>and</strong>Schools, 1970. (Oakl<strong>and</strong> County <strong>Mathematics</strong> Project, Oakl<strong>and</strong> Schools, 2100Pontiac Lake Rd., Pontiac, MI 48054)paper; teacher's guide; b/wOne of a series which is very student oriented <strong>and</strong> which includesmany activitiesa455

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