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Monday, August 24, 2026
Summer of ’85 Continues . . .
Santa Clara: The Night of the Dragon
American Mathematical Monthly,
Vol. 92, No. 6 (June-July 1985), p. 443
Material for this department should be prepared exactly the same way as
submitted manuscripts (see the inside front cover) and sent to Professor P. R. Halmos,
Department of Mathematics, University of Santa Clara, Santa Clara, CA 95053
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Komodo Dragons Fan —
“Yes, she said yes I will, yes. . . .”
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Santa Clara: The Night of the Dragon
Santa Clara: The Night of the Dragon
Sunday, December 29, 2019
Morning of the Iguana
Adam Gopnik in The New Yorker this morning —
" … mysteriously durable manner of mythical depiction,
which runs forward to Egyptian wall paintings and,
for that matter, to modern animation. Therianthropes,
it seems, reflect the symbolic practice of giving to
humans the powers of animals, a shamanistic rite
that seems tied to the origins of religion, and here it is,
for the first time, a startup.
… one of the human figures, we’re told, has
'a tapering profile that possibly merges into the base
of a thick tail and with short, curved limbs splayed out
to the side. In our opinion, this part of the body resembles
the lower half of a lizard or crocodile. …' "
Related art —
Logo by Saul Bass.
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