The WMS revision groups are a chance for people who are struggling to
understand a module to meet in a reasonably interactive setting, led by an
undergraduate who has taked the exam in said module.

These are designed to be a little bit more informal than revision lectures
given by academics, and although the people leading them will not be quite
as knowledgable as the lecturer, they will be in a better position to
remember what it is like to not understand it all.

The WMS revision groups are a chance for people who are struggling to
understand a module to meet in a reasonably interactive setting, led by an
undergraduate who has taked the exam in said module.

These are designed to be a little bit more informal than revision lectures
given by academics, and although the people leading them will not be quite
as knowledgable as the lecturer, they will be in a better position to
remember what it is like to not understand it all.

The WMS revision groups are a chance for people who are struggling to
understand a module to meet in a reasonably interactive setting, led by an
undergraduate who has taked the exam in said module.

These are designed to be a little bit more informal than revision lectures
given by academics, and although the people leading them will not be quite
as knowledgable as the lecturer, they will be in a better position to
remember what it is like to not understand it all.

The WMS revision groups are a chance for people who are struggling to
understand a module to meet in a reasonably interactive setting, led by an
undergraduate who has taked the exam in said module.

These are designed to be a little bit more informal than revision lectures
given by academics, and although the people leading them will not be quite
as knowledgable as the lecturer, they will be in a better position to
remember what it is like to not understand it all.

The WMS revision groups are a chance for people who are struggling to
understand a module to meet in a reasonably interactive setting, led by an
undergraduate who has taked the exam in said module.

These are designed to be a little bit more informal than revision lectures
given by academics, and although the people leading them will not be quite
as knowledgable as the lecturer, they will be in a better position to
remember what it is like to not understand it all.

The WMS revision groups are a chance for people who are struggling to
understand a module to meet in a reasonably interactive setting, led by an
undergraduate who has taked the exam in said module.

These are designed to be a little bit more informal than revision lectures
given by academics, and although the people leading them will not be quite
as knowledgable as the lecturer, they will be in a better position to
remember what it is like to not understand it all.

A chance to outline policy and temperament, rectifying the bias of web voting, democracy in action... Or just an unfair advantage to the loud ones?

Wednesday 20th Feb 3pm, will be your chance to point out the division by zero in your opponent's manifesto, or show members how committed to revision guides you are. Debate, discussion and derision (though hopefully not the last one, I just needed an extra 'D') aplently. Just debate and discussion then.

Meet in the Undergraduate Workroom and we'll go from there!

Location: B0.13
Those amazing people, the WMS are having a meeting (read: lots of interesting discussion) about what's happening and what's hot with The Society. Also, they'll be planning the future of The Society, and you're more than welcome to come along, and help decide that future.

Agendas and more details to follow... (suits and ties optional)

This is the last time that an order can be placed for this years 'bulk' order.

http://warwickmaths.org/shop

Short notice on this one:

WMS Exec/publicity team meeting in the grad from 12 on Tuesday.

Items that are sure to appear on the agenda:

• WMS T-Shirts
• Euler's Birthday Celebrations.