Newsletter Issue 32 (Spring 1989) [pdf]

Cover

Photo of Gay Merrill Gross teaching

Features

• Those Who Can, Teach! by Gay Merril Gross
• Origami Teaching Tips by Jan Polish
• Origami by Children (1988 Exhibition list of participants, their ages and models folded)
• Mountains and Valleys (a new cartoon) by Jean-Paul Latil
• Edgewise by Kathleen O'Regan
• Bent Out of Shape by Joanne Ortman, reprinted from Manifold
• Diagramming -- Part II by Robert Lang
• Book Reviews by Mark Kennedy
  • Origami Maschere Animate by Franco Pavarin
  • Mouvement Francais des Plieurs de Papier (MFPP):
    • Pliages I: Initiation et Perfectionnement by Gilles Gautherin
    • Pliages II: Panorama International by MFPP
    • Pliages III: Avions et Bateaux by MFPP
  • The Complete Book of Origami by Robert Lang
• Origami Match'ems by Douglas Shachnow (puzzle)

Departments

• News from the Home Office
  • A Letter from our President by Alice Gray (including updates on "Models By Members," Friends' library shelves built by Jonathan Baxter and the Friends Lending Library)
  • Monthly Folding Meetings; Special Sessions; Folding Fund Fest; Help Wanted
• Tips and Techniques
  • Computer Diagramming by Robert Lang
  • It's Definitely A Ten! by David Shall (rating the difficulty level of models)
  • Tips for storing and cutting origami paper (Jandy Warner, Sirley Johannesma and Ann Paulson)
• News from Members
  • News from or about: Florence Temko, Martha Landy, Pamela Beth Heukerott, Peter Engel, Sister Anne Michael Petito, Milton Halpert, Michael Shall, Kyoko Kondo, Lee Ann Holt and Terrell Hayes.
• News from Regional Groups
  • List of Regional Groups and Meetings
  • Reports from Illinois, Kentucky, MIchigan, Oregon, California and New Jersey
• International News
  • Origami in Brazil, from Carlos Eduardo Quillin and Marcia Bloch
  • Letter from Akira Yoshizawa
• News from the Supply Center

Diagrams

• Hopping Bunny by Gay Merrill Gross
• Box With Lid by Jean-Paul Latil, diagrams and text by Mark Kennedy, adapted from the author's originals
• Tetrahedron by Don Sigal, diagrams and text by Mark Kennedy, adapted from the author's originals
• Sperm Whale by John Montroll