SFCC held its annual Pi Day Monday, March 14. Seven contestants competed to recite Pi to the greatest number of decimal places they could remember. Student Support Services coordinator Ricardo Pantoja (left) recieves his Pi plate from James McBride after he won first place in the competition, reciting Pi to the 50th digit.
SFCC student Cali Figueiredo placed second after reciting Pi to the 30th digit.
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Last month, the SFCC District Board of Trustees approved a new seal that will be an official symbol of the college. It will be imprinted on student transcripts, displayed on certain signs, and printed …
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