by Elio
Here is the list of this blog’s posts from the last half year, lightly (or lightheartedly) annotated. Note the significant number of items by students, postdocs, other faculty. We rejoice in this. Also, we recently asked you (via Twitter) for your opinion of these retrospectives. Some 90% of the respondents said they like them, so they are here to stay.
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Retrospective, December 2019
Retrospective, June 2019
by Elio
We resume our custom to list the posts from the last half year, lightly annotated.
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Retrospective, December 2018
by Elio
For your convenience, we present a lightly annotated list that includes most of the posts of the past half year, with suitably links. Note in passing that we are observing the twelfth year of this blog's existence.
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Retrospective, June 2018
by Elio
As is our custom, we provide a lightly annotated list of our posts from the past half year.
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Retrospective, December 2017
by Elio
As is our custom, we provide a lightly annotated list of most of our posts (with links) from the past half year...
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Retrospective, June 2017
Readers may be interested in learning that STC is being archived at the Library of Congress, thus its contents will be available in perpetuity (what will people make of it in the future? ). We are told that STC enjoys “active collection status.” Its web archives are available here. STC has been also...
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Retrospective, December 2016
by Elio
We continue our custom of listing the posts from the last half year, lightly annotated.
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Retrospective, June 2016
by Elio
We continue our custom of listing the posts from the last half year, lightly annotated. Could retrospection lead to introspection?
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Retrospective, June 2015
by Elio
As is our custom, here is a listing of posts from the last half year, lightly annotated...
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Retrospective, December 2014
As is our custom at this time of year, we go over the material that has appeared in this blog over the last six months. Seems like a lot of stuff, but it’s the result of the work of quite a number of dedicated people, all of whom deserve our gratitude. Read more →