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{\Large\bf Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Section of the MAA}\\
{\large \bf Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights, KY\\
March 30-31, 2007\\ \mbox{}\\

Contributed Talks Abstract Submission Form}\\
{\bf All information must be received by February 28, 2007.}
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All contributed talks will be scheduled for 15 minutes.
Please submit your name, affiliation, title, and abstract in the
format illustrated in the example below.
You may attach this form to an e-mail or simply type all
of the information directly into an e-mail and send it to
Tom Richmond at tom.richmond@wku.edu.
If you have any questions, please call Tom Richmond at 270-745-6219.\\

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{\bf An Example of an Ideal Abstract Submission:}

James Barksdale, Western Kentucky University

{\it A Plane Polygonal Law}

The Pythagorean Theorem, the Law of Cosines, and the Parallelogram Law all

illustrate the concept of a {\it plane polygonal law}. This presentation establishes

a result which details how certain (homogeneous) plane polygonal laws

create/imply other (consequential)plane figure laws.\\
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I am: \hfill
$\underline{\mbox{\hspace{.5in}}}$undergrad\hfill
$\underline{\mbox{\hspace{.5in}}}$grad student\hfill
$\underline{\mbox{\hspace{.5in}}}$faculty\hfill
$\underline{\mbox{\hspace{.5in}}}$industry/business\\

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E-mail: \quad \hrulefill\\

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Time Preference: \hfill
$\underline{\mbox{\hspace{.5in}}}$Friday afternoon\hfill
$\underline{\mbox{\hspace{.5in}}}$Saturday morning\hfill
$\underline{\mbox{\hspace{.5in}}}$None\\

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Equipment needs:  \quad \hrulefill\\

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Name, Affiliation, Title of talk, Abstract (in the format shown above):



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