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| Rank | State | Gifts |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | PA | 9 |
| 2 | NY | 2 |
| 3 | DC | 1 |
John
Morris
$50
Sep 18, 2017
Rose and Ed
Mracko
Undisclosed Amount
Sep 14, 2017
Mary Ellen
Callahan
$100
Sep 14, 2017
Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Sep 13, 2017
John
Fried
$100
Sep 13, 2017
Jeanne
Fried
Undisclosed Amount
Sep 13, 2017
Anonymous
In Memory of Albert A. DePolo, Sr.
Undisclosed Amount
Sep 12, 2017
Anonymous
In Honor of John J. Fried
$100
Sep 12, 2017
Bonnie & Patrick
Callahan
$100
Sep 11, 2017
Cathy
McBride
Undisclosed Amount
Sep 11, 2017
Anonymous
$50
Sep 07, 2017
Anonymous
$100
Sep 01, 2017
Anonymous
$100
Aug 31, 2017
Gail Tomo
In Honor of Alex Rosati
$100
Aug 31, 2017
Alisa
Rosati
$100
Aug 31, 2017
Kirk
Applegate
$100
Aug 29, 2017
Clare
Fried
$25
Aug 29, 2017
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew
Kolesar
$100
Aug 29, 2017
Joan Hulse
In Honor of Ian Callahan
$10
Aug 26, 2017
William
Stofko
$50
Aug 24, 2017
Naomi
Joseph
$100
Aug 23, 2017
Dan
Kolesar
$10
Aug 17, 2017
$25
Mental Math
Good enough to do the homework you forgot about until the last second but not that great when you get a pop quiz in the class that you've only been to once this week
$50
Four Function Calculator
Let's hope you remember PEMDAS because anything more than 2+2 will be a challenge to type into this calculator
$100
Scientific Calculator
Finally something that can calculate the extremely large numbers that usually accommodate the week long homework assignments. maybe it was supposed to be a small number...
$250
TI - 84
Graph problems beware! Making tables and graphs is a breeze. Just make sure that you don't get distracted playing 'Block Dude' in the games folder.
$500
TI - 89 Titanium
Who needs to remember calculus when you have this mean machine? This thing makes easy work of any problem that you can make sense of.
$1,000
MatLab
When you have 50,000 data points and only a week to finish the lab report your research professor wants you know where to turn. Now its time to try to act smart and try to write a few lines of code.
