Death noted: Math polymath Martin Gardner, who spent 23 years of his semiretirement in Hendersonville, at age 95 in Norman, Okla. Gardner wrote scores of such popularizing works as “Calculus Made Easy” but may be best remembered for his columns in Scientific American and the Skeptical Inquirer. He avoided public appearances out of both shyness […]
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Farewell to an unfaltering foe of the phony
Posted in History, Tar Heelia, tagged calculus made easy, hendersonville nc, little rascals day care case, martin gardner, math games, norman ok, scientific american, skeptical inquirer, spoon bendng on May 23, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
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