I had little time for bridge during many of my years as a math professor, but finally I started teaching bridge at Williams College and taking my best students to tournaments, as kindly supported and featured previously by the ACBL … Continue reading →
In 1975 I had a love affair! Of all strange things, it was with a game called “bridge.” I ate, slept, and breathed “bridge.” I took lessons until all hours of the night, read nothing but bridge books, traveled to … Continue reading →
Bridge has been a passion of mine for .. most of my adult life. However it was only about eight years ago that my best friend and I decided to tackle duplicate. We started small and didn’t venture more than … Continue reading →
I learned Bridge as a teen in Long Island, when my friend’s mother (Audrey Bruckner) decided that her son’s poker playing friends were smart enough to take on bridge. We got it in our blood immediately, and in between every … Continue reading →
My bridge experience started when my wife, Peg and I took up social bridge in the late 1970’s with new neighbors. After a few years, she wrestled me into playing duplicate at a club. With exactly a 50% game that … Continue reading →
Like many of my bridge friends, I was born at an early age, naked and a bridge orphan. My first words were double and redouble; this lucidity made my father very proud. I’m not sure, but I think I knew … Continue reading →