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	~~== Integration Bee 2014: Into the Galaxy==~~
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	[[File:Integration_Bee_2014.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|alt=The official logo of the Integration Bee 2014.\|The official logo of the Integration Bee 2014.]]		[[File:Integration_Bee_2014.jpeg\|right\|thumb\|alt=The official logo of the Integration Bee 2014.\|The official logo of the Integration Bee 2014.]]
	~~==Overview==~~

	The '''Integration Bee''' (commonly shortened as ''Integ Bee'') is a well-known competition abroad, with versions of the contest regularly held in different well-known universities. <ref>[http://math.mit.edu/~sswatson/integrationbee.html 2014 MIT Integration Bee]</ref> <ref>[http://www2.newpaltz.edu/~cartwrin/Integration_Bees.html Integration Bees Past and Present]</ref><ref>[http://uw.physics.wisc.edu/~reardon/IntegrationBee.html 4th Annual University of Wisconsin Integration Bee]</ref><ref>[http://universitymathsociety.weebly.com/university-of-florida-integration-bee.html 2013 University of Florida Integration Bee]</ref><ref>[http://www.scranton.edu/academics/cas/math/bee2014.shtml University of Scranton Seventh Annual Integration Bee]</ref><ref>[http://www.fresnostate.edu/csm/math/news-and-events/integration-bee/ Twelfth Annual Fresno State Integration Bee]</ref> The [[UP Physics Association]] (UPPA) has held the competition for four times already inside the [[University of the Philippines Diliman]], and now on its fifth installment, the competition was scaled up to allow undergraduates of other universities to join the Bee.		The '''Integration Bee''' (commonly shortened as ''Integ Bee'') is a well-known competition abroad, with versions of the contest regularly held in different well-known universities. <ref>[http://math.mit.edu/~sswatson/integrationbee.html 2014 MIT Integration Bee]</ref> <ref>[http://www2.newpaltz.edu/~cartwrin/Integration_Bees.html Integration Bees Past and Present]</ref><ref>[http://uw.physics.wisc.edu/~reardon/IntegrationBee.html 4th Annual University of Wisconsin Integration Bee]</ref><ref>[http://universitymathsociety.weebly.com/university-of-florida-integration-bee.html 2013 University of Florida Integration Bee]</ref><ref>[http://www.scranton.edu/academics/cas/math/bee2014.shtml University of Scranton Seventh Annual Integration Bee]</ref><ref>[http://www.fresnostate.edu/csm/math/news-and-events/integration-bee/ Twelfth Annual Fresno State Integration Bee]</ref> The [[UP Physics Association]] (UPPA) has held the competition for four times already inside the [[University of the Philippines Diliman]], and now on its fifth installment, the competition was scaled up to allow undergraduates of other universities to join the Bee.

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-'''Integration Bee 5.0'''
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-All undergraduate students in Metro Manila may get their chance to be the ‘Grand Integrator’ now that the '''UP Physics Association (UPPA)''' has launched “'''Integration Bee 2014: Into the Galaxy'''”, the first speed integration contest in the Metro.
+The '''Integration Bee''' (commonly shortened as ''Integ Bee'') is a well-known competition abroad, with versions of the contest regularly held in different well-known universities. <ref>[http://math.mit.edu/~sswatson/integrationbee.html 2014 MIT Integration Bee]</ref> <ref>[http://www2.newpaltz.edu/~cartwrin/Integration_Bees.html Integration Bees Past and Present]</ref><ref>[http://uw.physics.wisc.edu/~reardon/IntegrationBee.html 4th Annual University of Wisconsin Integration Bee]</ref><ref>[http://universitymathsociety.weebly.com/university-of-florida-integration-bee.html 2013 University of Florida Integration Bee]</ref><ref>[http://www.scranton.edu/academics/cas/math/bee2014.shtml University of Scranton Seventh Annual Integration Bee]</ref><ref>[http://www.fresnostate.edu/csm/math/news-and-events/integration-bee/ Twelfth Annual Fresno State Integration Bee]</ref> The [[UP Physics Association]] (UPPA) has held the competition for four times already inside the [[University of the Philippines Diliman]], and now on its fifth installment, the competition was scaled up to allow undergraduates of other universities to join the Bee.
-Newton has invented calculus as a way to explain his laws of physics in the most efficient and elegant way, and up to now, calculus is still at the core of the development of pure and applied physics. As UPPA continues to rise up the bar and innovate, the UPPA has put calculus into an enjoyable contest that is exciting to watch even for people who hate mathematics.
+This year's theme is '''"Into the Galaxy"''', which symbolizes the major leap in the contest's scale, which is now expected to gather the best calculus students and enthusiasts in the Metro.
-On '''March 8, 2014''' at the '''National Institute of Physics, UP Diliman''', contestants’ accuracy and speed, capability in mental solving, and mastery in solving integrals will be tested in this one of the nerdiest yet fun contest for college students.
+==Background==
-Winners will receive cash prizes: the Grand Integrator will receive P5,000 while 2 runner-ups will receive P1,000 each.
+Newton has invented calculus as a way to explain his laws of physics in the most efficient and elegant way, and up to now, calculus is still at the core of the development of pure and applied physics. As UPPA continues to rise up the bar and innovate, the UPPA has put calculus into an enjoyable contest that is exciting to watch even for people who hate mathematics. The competition is a first in the Philippines.

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Integration Bee 5.0

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'''Integration Bee 5.0'''

All undergraduate students in Metro Manila may get their chance to be the ‘Grand Integrator’ now that the '''UP Physics Association (UPPA)''' has launched “'''Integration Bee 2014: Into the Galaxy'''”, the first speed integration contest in the Metro.

Newton has invented calculus as a way to explain his laws of physics in the most efficient and elegant way, and up to now, calculus is still at the core of the development of pure and applied physics. As UPPA continues to rise up the bar and innovate, the UPPA has put calculus into an enjoyable contest that is exciting to watch even for people who hate mathematics.

On '''March 8, 2014''' at the '''National Institute of Physics, UP Diliman''', contestants’ accuracy and speed, capability in mental solving, and mastery in solving integrals will be tested in this one of the nerdiest yet fun contest for college students.

Winners will receive cash prizes: the Grand Integrator will receive P5,000 while 2 runner-ups will receive P1,000 each.