The Paper Issue 85 (2004 Volume 2) [pdf]

Cover

At 22 years old, Erik Demaine is the youngest recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship, a prestigious grant honoring excellence. This briliant and precocious young man - who earned a Ph.D. by the age of 20, and is one of the youngest faculty members at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology - is an avid paperfolder, proving once again that science and art really DO mix. Get the full story on page 4. Photo by Tom Hull.

Features

• Paperfolder Receives MacArthur "Genius" Grant
• Photo Essay - Math and Origami: Perfect Together
• OrigamiUSA Remembers Yasuhiro Sano and Thoki Yenn

Departments

• From the Home-Office
  • Farewell Steve! Welcome, Joy!
  • Lending Library Reopens
• Origami News
  • Annual Gift Competition Announced
  • 2004 International Peace Tree
• The Bulletin Board
  • Book Review compiled by Gay Merrill Gross: Origami Design Secrets by Robert J. Lang, reviewed by Tim Gillam (NY)
• 2004 Global Events Calendar

Diagrams

• Toilet Paper Roll Gift Box by Mike Jamieson
• Star-Triangle-Star by Sy Chen
• Chess Board (Modular) by Marc Kirschenbaum
• Bouncy Unit by Thomas Hull
• Origami Klein Bottle by Robert J. Lang
• Reindeer by Marc Kirschenbaum