… We especially hope to see college students and 20- and 30-somethings--you'll be amazed at what an exciting time you'll have!

… Wildberger describes the book as elementary but difficult for all but the most dilligent and motivated of High School students, and I tend to agree. It is clear, but does assume you are familiar with the "language of mathematics" already. Ideally we would meet weekly or monthly to work through all of the exercises in the book, and provide mutual support for each other. If anyone is terribly motivated, we could also start a "Rational Trigonometry Workbook" which would be aimed at giving pr …

Who should join? If you are a student of Arabic or fluent in the language, come on down. The word "student" is used loosely. You don't need to be in school to join. The purpose of this group is to connect students of any level - college or otherwise - with friends that can push each other to increase their abilities. A meetup can consist of speaking together, sharing literature, or watching Arabic shows/films. The goal is to have fun and learn, in that order.

Presuming there is enough interest, we will schedule the first all-Ivy league alumns happy hour at a location TBA. Sign up, and let us know! (If you're a member of another school interested in attending or in expanding the membership group to include your institution, get in touch. We'll consider requests. We've already welcome grads from MIT, Berkeley, and Vassar.) A group like this exists in most major cities but not, it seems, in Austin - yet.