Department of Science and Mathematics Education
Presents
Left Over Pi-(e) Day

This Pi chart depicts our lovely volunteer's creaming schedules. One pie, One dollar!	Ryan Burton gets the first Pi of the day.	A passerby gets creative with her pie'ing technique.
Dr. Olson loves the smell of whipped cream in the morning.	Dr. Olson regrets his vigorous taunting. He's now a much creamier, wiser man.	Pop Quiz: What volume of whipped cream must be applied to a 6 inch plate in order for the pie to cover every square inch of Dr. Olson's face?
Doug Nolder, Dean of Students, catches a pie in the face.	Susy enthusiastically creams Doug.	Mr. Nolder gladly accepts another pie for the sake of charity.
Dr. Knoll loves kids.	Pie entrails decorate the good Dr's protective garments.	Jeff integrates a pie right into Dr.Knoll's face! Take that calculus!
This charitable individual stopped to give Dr. Baloga a close and personal look at the wonderful chemical properties of whipped cream.	This guy is a regular Rockefeller. He just won't stop giving. Giving Dr. Baloga pies in the face, that is.	How many moles of whipped cream are on the plate Dr. Baloga? What's that? You need a closer look? Gladly.
Dr. Baloga is saturated by some saturated fatty acids.