"Mathematics is my whole life and being. I used to sign up for every math class I could in college.
The college, knowing my intent to continue studies, wrote me a letter advising me to take more English and history."

Only two people in ISU history have won the Pi Mu Epsilon Richard V. Andree award; Antol was the first recipient for his paper, "The Perfect Numbers and Pascal's Triangle".
Originally written while a senior in high school, the piece was published in the Pi Mu Epsilon Journal (Spring 1978, Volume 6, Number 8, page 45).