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Research-agenda Bias: letters to the editor

Letters to the Editor, Volume 44, Number 3

MARCH 1997 NOTICES OF THE AMS 309 Three Lessons I Wish I Had Never Been Taught by Gian-Carlo Rota I have the greatest admiration for Gian-Carlo Rota’s mathematics, energy, talent, wit, personality, charisma, enthusiasm, and the list could (and perhaps should) be continued. However, the purpose of this letter is to point out that by publishing his “Ten Lessons I Wish I Had Been Taught” in the Ja...

Letters to the Editor, Volume 43, Number 5

On Summer Meetings I am writing in response to Prof. Friedlander’s editorial (regarding the summer meeting) in the December 1995 issue of the Notices. In particular, I would like to briefly reply to the questions she posed in the last paragraph. The summer meeting should definitely be continued. It offers faculty (such as me) that are not situated in research institutions the semiannual opportu...

Letters to the Editor, Volume 44, Number 6

JUNE/JULY 1997 NOTICES OF THE AMS 653 On Two Points in the Article by Wu Although I do not consider myself to be a “true believer” of either the traditionalist or reform approaches to mathematics education, I would like to address two points in the “Forum” article by H. Wu [“The Mathematician and the Mathematics Education Reform”, December 1996]. One clear misrepresentation is the statement tha...

Letters to the Editor/Volume 62, Number 7, July 2001

Sir: Akathisia may be defined as the subjective feeling of muscle discomfort usually manifesting as a result of treatment with antipsychotic medication. Moreover, the subjective experience is often associated with objective symptomatology such as restless leg movements, walking to and fro, and inability to sit in one place for an extended period of time. This undesirable side effect frequently ...