Bridge is such a great game, I have made many friends and the bridge community in northeast Pennsylvania has been so much help in my making life master. All of the directors, Beth Rosenthal, Joe Destini, George Mansour and the … Continue reading →
Let’s see. 1990. Excellent year for California wines. Also the year I was introduced to the game of duplicate bridge. Kitchen bridge (actually we played in the living room) had become a driving force. We all tried to grab the … Continue reading →
In January I taught an ACBL College Initiative course on Tournament Bridge at Williams College, where I am a Professor Emeritus in Mathematics, featured in the April 2020 Bridge Bulletin. Although I had never favored online bridge, since the pandemic … Continue reading →
I started to play 0-100, after that 0-300 (good idea to create such a group) and 0-500. In front of me 0-750 and higher. I’m also lucky to have the opportunity to play with different people. Usually they are playing … Continue reading →
Bob Hatton is a retired teacher and counselor that worked for 42 years in the School District of Philadelphia. He decided to learn how to play duplicate bridge after he met Barbara Seagram on a cruise after he retired. She … Continue reading →
I learned how to play bridge from my mom who of course used the Goren system but I never really played much until college (Cornell) where there was always a game under way at the sorority house. It was really … Continue reading →