Monthly archives for August, 2014
Lord of the Flies, William Golding
I read Lord of the Flies as part of my Nobel literature project. I checked out the e-book from my local library and read it at the end of my travel in Europe this summer. I finished it in CDG waiting for my flight back home. Golding won the Nobel Prize in literature in 1983, the year I was born, but Lord of the Flies was written in 1954, the [...]
Help Me Solve a Geography Mystery
I got this cool bracelet recently. It’s made with part of an old globe. I bought it both because I like maps and because it has Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos on it, and we took a trip there last year.
Little did I know when I bought it, the bracelet also contains a geography mystery. Towards the top, there’s a little sliver of pink between Mo [...]
Math Twitter Bots, Reviewed and Rated
Math+Twitter Image: Design Shack.
From prime numbers to hexagons to an endless search for the first uninteresting integer, check out my reviews of math Twitter bots on Roots of Unity.
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