0708-1300/Class notes for Thursday, September 13

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A Message From Ed Barbeau

The Putnam Competition is written by undergraduates in North
America. It is now about 70 years old and University of Toronto
students have competed with distinction. 

There is no registration fee to write the competition. It is open
to all university undergraduates who have written the examination
no more than three times in the past. 

It is generally held on the first Saturday of December. There are
two three-hour papers, each with six questions, written at 10 am
and 3 pm.

Any student interested in writing the Putnam Competition should
send an email message to Ed Barbeau at barbeau@math.utoronto.ca.
It would help to know (a) your year, (b) program of study,
(c) any successes that you have had in past competitions at the
secondary level.