| Article title | Authors | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| Front matter | Colin Bell and Mark Walters | front cover-1 |
| Editorial | Colin Bell and Mark Walters | 2-3 |
| The Archimedeans | Patricia Smart | 4 |
| Train Sets | Adam Chalcraft and Michael Greene | 5-12 |
| Representations as Sums of Squares | Mark Walters | 13-15 |
| Fractional Iterations of Functions | Robin Michaels | 16-23 |
| Gess the Game | Paul Bolchover | 24-27 |
| A Mathematical Interlude | The Faculty | 28-29 |
| Problems Drive 1993 | Timothy Luffingham | 30-32 |
| CUMLL Annual Report | Mark Wainwright | 33-35 |
| The Gyroscope | Kosuke Odagiri | 36-43 |
| How to be a Good Lecturer | Jonathan Partington | 44-45 |
| On Postulates of a Group | Jingcheng Tong | 46-47 |
| Solving Polynomials | Jamie Gabbay | 48-52 |
| A Result in Metrical Space Theory | Michael Fryers | 53 |
| Density and Tides | Duncan Cochrane | 54 |
| A Cross-No. | Negipnu the Scribe | 54 |
| Solutions to the Problems Drive | Timothy Luffingham | 55-56 |
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| President | Patricia Smart | Girton |
| Vice-President | Robin Michaels | Trinity |
| Secretary | Paul Bolchover | Trinity |
| Junior Treasurer | Anton Cox | Clare |
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| Editor: Colin Bell | Number 53, February 1994 |
| Assistant Editor: Mark Walters | Business Manager: Peter Mennie |
| Editorial | 2 | |
| The Archimedeans | Patricia Smart | 4 |
| Train Sets | Adam Chalcraft and Michael Greene | 5 |
| Representations as Sums of Squares | Mark Walters | 13 |
| Fractional Iterations of Functions | Robin Michaels | 16 |
| Gess the Game | Paul Bolchover | 24 |
| A Mathematical Interlude | The Faculty | 28 |
| Problems Drive 1993 | Timothy Luffingham | 30 |
| CUMLL Annual Report | Mark Wainwright | 33 |
| The Gyroscope | Kosuke Odagiri | 36 |
| How to be a Good Lecturer | Jonathan Partington | 44 |
| On Postulates of a Group | Jingcheng Tong | 46 |
| Solving Polynomials | Jamie Gabbay | 48 |
| A Result in Metrical Space Theory | Michael Fryers | 53 |
| Density and Tides | Duncan Cochrane | 54 |
| A Cross-No. | Negipnu the Scribe | 54 |
| Solutions to the Problems Drive | 55 |
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