On the night of Saint Patrick's Day in 1990, robbers swept in, terrorizing the guards and taking 13 pieces of art which have never been recovered and are now...
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The maths writer Martin Gardner, who died in 2010, is said to have turned dozens of innocent youngsters into professors - and vice-versa.
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Alex Bellos: The maestro of recreational maths was born 100 years ago today. Here we celebrate his birthday with eight of his most...
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Martin Ralph Gardner, 75, of Lincoln, professor of law, died Nov. 27 following a brief illness. Gardner served 42 years in the University of Nebraska's College...
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Martin Girard Gardner, 69, of Pittston Twp., passed away Friday, March 10, 2023. Born in Pittston on Oct. 24, 1953, he was the son of the late Martin and...
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From the mid-1950s to the early 1980s, perhaps the most well-known section of Scientific American was the 'Mathematical games' column of...
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What do L. Ron Hubbard, H.G. Wells, G.K. Chesterton, Lord Dunsany, Alice in Wonderland, M.C. Escher, John H. Conway, Roger Penrose and Oprah...
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Martin Gardner, man of letters and numbers, died on May 22nd, aged 95 | Obituary.
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Martin Gardner died on Saturday, May 22, in Norman, Oklahoma. A prolific author and critic, Gardner was best know for his monthly column...
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He was not a mathematician – he never even took a maths class after high school – yet Martin Gardner, who has died aged 95, was arguably the...
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