Women’s History Month continues…
Raiders of the Lost
Stone
In honor of the upcoming program
on Women and Mathematics
at the Institute for Advanced Study
and of Sharon Stone’s 2005 lecture
at Harvard’s Memorial Church,
here are links to reviews of
two Sharon Stone classics:
“King Solomon’s Mines” (1985),
said to be inspired by the
1981 box-office success of
“Raiders of the Lost Ark,” and
Stone as a teacher of mathematics
at St. Anselm’s School for Boys.
See also yesterday’s entry
and Log24, Jan. 1-15, 2006.
In honor of the upcoming program
on Women and Mathematics
at the Institute for Advanced Study
and of Sharon Stone’s 2005 lecture
at Harvard’s Memorial Church,
here are links to reviews of
two Sharon Stone classics:
“King Solomon’s Mines” (1985),
said to be inspired by the
1981 box-office success of
“Raiders of the Lost Ark,” and
“Diabolique” (1996), starring
Stone as a teacher of mathematics
at St. Anselm’s School for Boys.
For related material on St. Anselm
and mathematics at Princeton, see
Modal Theology and the
April 2006 AMS Notices
on
See also yesterday’s entry
and Log24, Jan. 1-15, 2006.
Today’s birthdays:
Sharon Stone and
Gregory La Cava.