This year, US students joined their MS schoolmates in the fun.  Once again, Matteo Dal Lago ’28 is the CSN champion at reciting the most digits of π from memory.  John Fontana ’29 was second and Sienna Hartman ’27 came in third.  In addition, Matteo won the honor of pie-ing Mr. Colby!  Dozens of other students took part in Pi Day activities, including playing with soap spheres (bubbles), a ring toss, a Buffon's Needle station (look it up), an Einstein art contest (Pi Day also happens to be Einstein’s birthday!), a cupcake contest, a contest estimating the circumference and area of many large circles on our campus, a circle-drawing contest, a hula hoop contest, a station for creating Pi art and Pi bracelets, games involving circles and spheres, and a writing challenge.  This last one involved writing a 26-word short story beginning with a three-letter word followed by 25 words, each of length corresponding to the digits after the decimal in π: 1415926535897932384626433.  The winner was Abigail Kalb ’29 with her entry, “Eat a roll, I would. Flapjacks or cereal? Would you enjoy pancakes, blueberry waffles, raspberry pie, or egg souffles? What things go better with our day?”