Perhaps it is true of all small countries, but New Zealand loves finding the local angle on global news. Earthquake in a distant land – was a New Zealander caught up in the shaking? No? Don’t…
With just a few strokes of chalk, we see that lightning and rainbows are drawn from the same well of knowledge. What’s delightful, from the teacher’s perspective, is that this last step is much simp…
It is sometimes said that a person is not truly dead until their name is forgotten. If this is true, that one perfect paper has won a thoughtful man a place among the immortals.
Working with them every day, equations become almost tactile. Some are as sharp as flints, others as edgeless as a beach pebble worn by waves and sand. In particular, the deepest relationships in nat…