Danica McKellar
 

Has anyone else gotten their Adelphean yet? The "covergirl" is Danica McKellar! The article inside talks about her co-authoring a math/physics theorum, but she also has a math book out for teenaged girls. Unfortunately, it's not online yet, but it's pretty amazing.

The Girl Scouts even made her an honorary member!

I think that this issue of the Adelphean is one of the best! Danica is a great role model and inspiration. I love how she talked candidly about her ADPi experience. I also love the new layout with the pictures! Violets to the Adelphean staff!

I can't wait to get home and check for my Adelphean. I agree, Danica is a GREAT role model. So proud she is a sister!

I was so excited, I forgot to mention the layout - it's fantastic! I only wish we had that copy for the Panhellenic Luncheon two weeks ago.



Let's remember, ladies - there is no "I" in our Adelphean Sisterhood!

Maybe I'll get mine today. :)
Perhaps not until tomorrow though, not sure how long it takes to get across the country.

For once I got mine with the rest of you and not tons of time later... it is a great issue...

Belle is running to the mailbox...

Nada. Maybe tomorrow.

Nada here, either :(

I can't wait to read it! :)

I got my copy when I went home last weekend (my mom always reads it before I do and she wasn't even Greek!) and was so happy to see Danica on the cover. :)

We were all talking about the issue last night in our chapter room- our president just got her copy and she is a math major. haha

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I got my copy in the mail today and read the article. I love her! :)

She's an alumn from my chapter -- we keep that composite in the library and have it easily accessible to show PNMs.

When I was an adviser at UCLA, one of my fellow advisers was a chapter alum who'd been in the chapter with her. She said Danica wasn't super involved, but she really liked making banners :)

McKellar is an ADPi? no way!

i actually want to read her books - i read a couple articles with her talking about math and teenage girls, two of my academic interests.