Ada, the Enchantress of Numbers, Nov 1994, 654
Albrecht Dürer's Renaissance Connections between Mathematics and Art, Apr 1994, 278-282
Alex: A One-Act Play about Euclid, Apr 1986, 303
America's Lifeline, Jan 1995, 64
Archimedes and Pi, Mar 1989, 204-206
The Art of Renaissance Science: Galileo and Perspective, Sep 1992, 496
Back to the Present: Ruminations on an Old Arithmetic Test, Sep 1993, 491-494
Benjamin Banneker, Sep 1992, 496
Benoit Mandelbrot: The Euclid of Fractal Geometry. Nov. 2000, 708–12
Beyond Numeracy: Ruminations of a Numbers Man, Dec 1991, 764-765
A Brief Look at the History of Probability and Statistics, Nov 1991, 623-630
A Celebration in Honor of Isaac Newton, Dec 1991, 727-730
A Century of Calculus, Apr 1993, 346
A Century of Mathematics: Through the Eyes of the Monthly, Dec 1994, 720
A Chain of Influence in the Development of Geometry, Jan 1991, 15-18
Classic Math: History Topics for the Classroom, Sep 1994, 455
Code Breakers: The Inside Story of Bletchley Park, Sep 1994, 455
The Colorful Characters of Mathematics, Nov 1992, 694
The Contributions of Karaji-Successor to al-Khwarizmi, Oct 1986, 538-541
A Convergence of Lives: Sofia Kovalevskaia: Scientist, Writer, Revolutionary, Dec 1993, 785
Correspondence from Mathematicians. Nov. 2000, 688–91
The Crest of the Peacock: Non-European Roots of Mathematics, May 1992, 394
Discrete Mathematics and Historical Analysis: A Study of Magellan, Feb 1995, 106-112
e, The Story of a Number, Jan 1995, 61
Education and Learning to Think, Oct 1988, 596
Egyptian Fractions: Ahmes to Fibonacci to Today, Oct 1991, 561-568
Episodes in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Euclidean Geometry, Nov 1995, 686
An Equation That Changed the World: Newton, Einstein, and the Theory of Relativity, Sep 1995, 520
Euclides Vindicatus, Mar 1987, 254
Euler's Amazing Way to Solve Equations, Mar 1992, 224-227
The Evolutionary Character of Mathematics. Nov. 2000, 692–94
The Evolving Role of Women in Mathematics. Dec. 2000, 782–86
Famous People of Computing: A Book of Posters, Jan 1988, 79
Felix Klein and the NCTM's Standards: A Mathematician Considers Mathematics Education. Nov. 2000, 714–17
Fermat's Last Theorem: 1637-1988, Nov 1989, 637-640
Foundations of Higher Mathematics, Jan 1991, 67
From Five Fingers to Infinity: A Journey through the History of Mathematics, Sep 1995, 522
From the Top of the Mountain. Nov. 2000, 700–703
From Zero to Infinity, 4th ed, Mar 1993, 265
Galois's Theory of Algebraic Equations, Jan 1989, 70
George Boole: His Life and Work, Feb 1987, 164-165
George Pólya: Master of Discovery, Apr 1993, 347
Graph Theory, Jan 1989, 70-72
Group Symmetries Connect Art and History with Mathematics. May 2000, 364–70
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Poet Extraordinaire, May 1989, 378-379
Heron's Remarkable Triangle Area Formula, Feb 1993, 161-163
The Historical Roots of Elementary Mathematics, Dec 1988, 756
Historical Topics for the Mathematics Classroom, 2d ed, Sep 1992, 490
History in the Mathematics Classroom: The IREM Papers, Feb 1991, 142
The History of Mathematics, Mar 1990, 240
A History of Mathematics, May 1992, 394-395
A History of Mathematics, May 1992, 395
A History of Mathematics, 4th ed, Sep 1986, 481
The History of Mathematics, A Reader, May 1988, 404-405
History of Pi, Mar 1991, 238-240
A History of Probability and Statistics and Their Applications before 1750, Dec 1990, 752-753
Humanize Your Classroom with the History of Mathematics, Sep 1993, 461-464
I Want to Be a Mathematician: An Automathography, Sep 1986, 481-482
Impact of the Black Death (1348-1405) on World Population: Then and Now, Feb 1986, 92-94, 146
In Celebration: Newton's Principia, 1687-1987, Dec 1987, 711-714
In Eves' Circles, Dec 1994, 721
Introduction to Mathematical Logic, 3d ed, Oct 1987, 595-596
Invitation to Mathematics, Apr 1993, 348
Is Nicolas Bourbaki Alive?, Nov 1990, 666-668
Islands of Truth: A Mathematical Mystery Cruise, Apr 1991, 326
The Issue of Reform: What Have We Learned from Yesteryear?, May 1988, 352-363
Journey through Genius, Feb 1992, 148
Journey through Genius: The Great Theorems of Mathematics, Dec 1990, 753-754
The Joy of Mathematics, Sep 1987, 494
The Joy of Mathematics, Apr 1990, 332
Kepler and Wiles: Models of Perseverance. Nov. 2000, 680–81
Landmarks in Digital Computing: A Smithsonian Pictorial History, Mar 1995, 243
The Last Problem, Sep 1991, 489
Learning Activities from the History of Mathematics, Apr 1995, 354-355
Let Newton Be!, Sep 1989, 479
Littlewood's Miscellany, Dec 1987, 751-752
Lotteries: Who Wins, Who Loses?, Jan 1993, 91
The Magic Numbers of Dr. Matrix, Jan 1986, 74
The Magic of Mathematics: Discovering the Spell of Mathematics, Dec 1994, 722
The Magic of Numbers, Sep 1992, 493
The Man Who Knew Infinity: A Life of the Genius Ramanujan, Feb 1992, 148
The Many Uses of Algebraic Variables, Oct 1992, 557-561
Math of Arabia, Feb 1995, 154
Math of Europe, Feb 1995, 154
Math of India, Dec 1994, 725
Math of the Navajo, Dec 1994, 725
The Mathematical Career of Pierre de Fermat, 1602-1665, 2d ed, Oct 1995, 610-611
Mathematical Cranks, May 1993, 429-430
Mathematical Firsts-Who Done It?, May 1986, 387-391
A Mathematical History Tour. Jan. 2000, 14–17 (see also Oct. 2000, 577, 607, Nov. 2000, 637)
Mathematical Maxims and Minims, Sep 1989, 479
Mathematical People: Profiles and Interviews, Apr 1987, 319-320
Mathematical Thought from Ancient to Modern Times, Vol. 1, Nov 1990, 684
The Mathematical Tourist: Snapshots of Modern Mathematics, Oct 1990, 575
The Mathematical Traveler: Exploring the Grand History of Numbers, Jan 1995, 62
The Mathematical Universe: An Alphabetical Journey through the Great Proofs, Problems and Personalities, Dec 1995, 778
A Mathematician's Apology, Dec 1992, 766-767
Mathematicians Are Human Too. Nov. 2000, 696–99
Mathematicians Are People, Too: Stories from the Lives of Great Mathematicians, May 1991, 408
Mathematics and the Search for Knowledge, Sep 1987, 496
Mathematics and the Unexpected, Mar 1989, 226-227
Mathematics Education 1994, Oct 1994, 576
Mathematics Education: A Wider Perspective, Oct 1995, 611
Mathematics for the Multitude? A History of the Mathematical Association (UK), Dec 1994, 722-723
Mathematics from Manuscript to Print 1300-1600, Sep 1989, 479
Mathematics History Time Line, Nov 1987, 640-642
Mathematics Illustrated Dictionary, Oct 1990, 576
Mathematics in the Age of Jane Austen: Essential Skills of 1800. Nov. 2000, 670–79
Mathematics in Search of History. Nov. 2000, 647–50
The Mathematics of Levi ben Gershon. Nov. 2000, 659–63
The Mathematics of Plato's Academy, Feb 1992, 150
Memorabilia Mathematica: The Philomath's Quotation Book, Oct 1994, 572-573
The Method of Archimedes, Mar 1993, 240-243
Mind Tools-The Five Levels of Mathematical Reality, Nov 1988, 692-693
Möbius and His Band: Mathematics and Astronomy in Nineteenth-Century Germany, May 1994, 382-383
More Joy of Mathematics: Exploring Mathematics All around You, Jan 1993, 92
More Mathematical People: Contemporary Conversations, Dec 1994, 723
The Most Beautiful Mathematical Formulas, Feb 1993, 174-175
N is a Number: A Portrait of Paul Erdös, Apr 1995, 355
Napoleon's Waterloo Wasn't Mathematics, Nov 1989, 648-654
Native American Mathematics, Mar 1989, 227
The Nature and Power of Mathematics, Oct 1994, 573
Note Toward a History of Teaching Statistics, May 1989, 395
The Number Phoenix: A Summer Awakening, Apr 1988, 315-321
Number Theory and Its History, Feb 1989, 148
Number Words and Number Symbols: A Cultural History of Numbers, Jan 1994, 55
Numbers through the Ages, Oct 1990, 578
Out of the Mouths of Mathematicians: A Quotation Book for Philomaths, Sep 1994, 458-460
Outstanding Women in Mathematics and Science, Nov 1993, 696
Pi in the Sky: Counting, Thinking, and Being, May 1993, 430
The Polya Picture Album: Encounters of a Mathematician, Sep 1988, 495-496
A Pólya Sampler, Mar 1995 196-199
Portraits for Classroom Bulletin Boards: Women Mathematicians, Apr 1991, 328
Products, 1995, 154, 354-55; 1996, 612
Products, Feb. 1999, 179
Professor Bear's Mathematical World, Oct 1988, 598
Projects, Nov. 2000, 728
Publications, 1995, 61, 62, 520, 522, 610-11, 778, 780
Publications, 1996, 172, 174, 437, 514, 609–10, 780, 781, 782
Publications, 1997, 249–50 (see also Dec 1997, 764–65), 410, 498, 499
Publications, 1998, 87–88, 356–58, 534–35, 807–8
Publications, Feb. 1999, 176, Mar. 1999, 273, May 1999, 454, Sept. 1999, 552, Oct. 1999, 640, Dec. 1999, 842
Pythagoras Meets Fibonacci, Apr 1989, 277-282
The Quadratic Formula: A Historic Approach, Nov 1988, 670-672
Quadratic Formulas: Up to NCTM's Curriculum Standards, Sep 1992, 461-465
Quotes, Damned Quotes, And…, May 1989, 395
Reader Reflections, 1995, 266, 329, 435, 544, 618
Reader Reflections, 1997, 676, 694, 764–65
Reader Reflections, 1998, 514
Reader Reflections, Nov. 2000, 695
Recent Revolutions in Mathematics, May 1988, 405
Return to Mathematical Circles, Dec 1988, 757
Reunion of Broken Parts: Experiencing Diversity in Algebra. Jan. 2000, 62–67 (see also Oct. 2000, 577, 607)
The Role of History in a Mathematics Class. Nov. 2000, 704–6
The Search for E. T. Bell, Also Known as John Taine, May 1994, 383
Science, Computers and People from the Tree of Mathematics, Nov 1987, 689-691
Several Incarnations of McKay, Apr 1986, 294-297
Soundoff: Mathematics: A Wonderful Kind of Play, Mar 1990, 172-175
Spheres in a Cone; or, Proving the Conic Sections, Mar 1987, 182-184
A Star to Guide Us. Feb. 1999, 100-101
The Story of Mathematics, Apr 1994, 297
Studies in the History of Mathematics, vol. 26, Oct 1988, 599
The Surface Plane, Jan 1993, 94
Tales of Physicists and Mathematicians, Dec 1988, 758-759
Teachers and Machines: The Classroom Use of Technology Since 1920, May 1987, 411
Teaching and Learning: A Problem-Solving Focus, Dec 1987, 749
Ten Lessons from the Proof of Fermat's Last Theorem. Sept. 1999, 530-31
Thinking the Unthinkable: The Story of Complex Numbers (with a Moral), Oct 1988, 583-592
Through the Ages, Oct 1991, 575
To Infinity and Beyond: A Cultural History of the Infinite, Sep 1988, 494-495
The Trisectors, Feb 1995, 151-152
Two Egyptian Construction Tools, Feb 1993, 166-167
Using Problems from the History of Mathematics in Classroom Instruction, May 1989, 370-377
The Values of Precision, Dec 1995, 780
A Visit from Pythagoras--Using Costumes in the Classroom. Nov. 2000, 652–55
The Volume of a Sphere: A Chinese Derivation, Feb 1995, 142-145
When Did Euclid Live? An Answer Plus a Short History of Geometry, Sep 1989, 460-463
Who? How? What? A Strategy for Using History to Teach Mathematics. Nov. 2000, 642–45
Why Elementary Algebra Can, Should, and Must Be an Eighth-Grade Course for Average Students, Sep 1987, 428-438
Why Were So Few Mathematicians Female?, Oct 1996, 592–96
Why Women Succeed in Mathematics, Feb 1990, 150-154
Woman in Science: With an Introductory Chapter on Woman's Long Struggle for Things of the Mind, Apr 1992, 316
Women and Numbers: Lives of Women Mathematicians Plus Discovery Activities, Dec 1993, 786
Women in Mathematics: Balancing the Equation, Apr 1986, 304-305
Women, Numbers and Dreams: Biographical Sketches and Math Activities, Dec 1986, 746
Women of Mathematics: A Bibliographic Sourcebook, Dec 1988, 759
Word Histories: Melding Mathematics and Meanings. Nov. 2000, 664–69
The World of Mathematics, Vols. 1-4, Nov 1989, 660
The World's Most Famous Math Problem: The Proof of Fermat's Last Theorem and Other Mathematical Mysteries, Sep 1994, 460
Young's Vision, Apr 1993, 330-333
