MATH

Tom Lehre's other specialty

• ___ is hard, let's go shopping (controversial Barbie Doll utterance)

• Do the ___!

• Do the ___! (Figure it out!)

• Do the ___ (You figure it out)

• Do the ___ (figure it out)

• New school subject

• The queen of sciences: Gauss

• You do the ___!

• You Do the ___ (Brad Paisley)

• A calculator assists with it

• Adding and dividing, e.g.

• Addition or subtraction

• Addition, e.g.

• Addition, for example

• Addition, subtraction and such

• Alg. and trig.

• Alg. or trig.

• Algebra and trig

• Algebra or arithmetic

• Algebra or geometry

• Algebra or trig

• Algebra, e.g.

• Algebra, trig, etc.

• Algebra's area

• An order of Hindu monks

• Archimedes area

• Arith. and geom.

• Arithmetic or geometry

• Barbie said it was hard

• Bush accused Gore of using fuzzy ___

• Calc or trig

• Calc, e.g.

• Calculating course

• Calculating subject

• Calculator work

• Calculus, for example

• Class in which algebra is taught

• Class of numbers?

• Class that's hard, according to a talking Barbie doll

• Class with a number of problems

• Class with divisions

• College dept.

• College major

• Combinatorics expert's major

• Course requiring calculations

• Course with fractions

• Course with many functions

• Course with many problems

• Course with numbers

• Course with some big dividends?

• Elementary subject

• Engineering course

• Engineering subj.

• Erdos' field, in short

• Euclid's forte

• Euler's skill

• Euler's specialty

• Fibonacci's forte

• Field for Fields

• Field that has its pluses and minuses

• Field with bases

• Field with figures and models

• Figure this!

• Figures

• Figuring

• Geom.

• Geom. or algebra

• Geometrician's specialty

• Geometry or algebra

• Geometry or trig

• Geometry, e.g.

• Grade-school subject

• Grade-schooler's subject

• H.S. subject

• High school class

• High school course

• High school requirement

• High school subject

• High-school department

• High-school subj.

• Homework subject

• Hunting field

• If you do it right, it all adds up

• It all adds up if you do it correctly

• It can be as easy as 1-2-3

• It has its pluses and minuses

• It has its share of problems

• It has many functions

• It has roots and many branches

• It might be fuzzy

• It presents lots of problems?

• It presents problems

• It sometimes has roots and logs

• It sometimes leads to big dividends

• It takes figuring

• Lewis Carroll's field

• Long division subject

• Many find it calculating

• Multiplying, e.g.

• Navigators need to know it

• New ___

• Number crunching

• Number-cruncher's forte

• Number-cruncher's specialty

• Numbered course?

• Numbers game?

• Numbers subject

• One problem after another?

• Place to find a plane

• Problem-solving course

• Problematic subject?

• Rain Man's forte

• S.A.T. part

• S.A.T. section

• SAT component

• SAT half

• SAT portion

• SAT subject

• SAT test section

• School subj.

• School subject

• School subject, for short

• Short HS course

• Standardized test topic

• Study of numbers

• Study of numbers, briefly

• Subject covered in Schoolhouse Rock

• Subject in which you often learn by example

• Subject involving operations

• Subject of anxiety?

• Subject that gives students lots of problems

• Subject that includes game theory

• Subject that presents lots of problems

• Subject with a lot of problems

• Subject with fractions

• Subject with its pluses and minuses

• Subject with lots of problems

• Subject with many products?

• Subject with signs and sines

• Subject with subtraction

• Tallying a scorecard, say

• Test section

• The White Stripes' Black ___

• Thunday thelebration

• Topic of class struggle?

• Topologist's specialty

• Trig or algebra, e.g.

• Trig or calc

• Trig or calculus

• Trig or geometry

• Trig, e.g.

• Trigonometry or algebra

• Univ. subject

• Where to go off on a tangent?

• Will Hunting's forte

• A science (or group of related sciences) dealing with the logic of quantity and shape and arrangement