… him in hospital in 1970, and he had lost none of his interest in … Since that illness, in fact,
although he made fewer long journeys … in New York and was proud of his descent from William …

… Wulf grew up in Chicago, under severe economic hardship after his father developed
Parkinson’s disease when Wulf was a small child. He enrolled at the University of Illinois’ …

… in the computer science program at Carnegie Mellon University, where he earned his doctorate
in 1972 under the supervision of William Wulf… ), the storied lab that invented the dominant …

… in her last, posthumously published study with Fabio Acerbi, in which she unravels in great
detail William … the events concerning the papal library in the thirteenth century, from which it is …

… 7 I received a phone call one evening that same month from Mel Wulf asking if I would be
interested in directing the newly-establishing Women's Rights Project with Professor Ruth …

… In 1940 he volunteered for the Luftwaffe. When somewhat later an … in Wiener Neustadt,
but in 1944, the flying school was closed. In his sixth sortie on 10 April 1945, he flew a Focke-Wulf …

… teeth in the maelstrom of government in Washington prior to moving to Cleveland in 1974. …
Whenever we were in a meeting or with a third party, strictly the professional, he would …

… (tutor of Wulf stan, the future bishop of Worcester), who had in his … to ask the blessing for King
William the Conqueror and Queen … ; in particular, Folcard praises Ealdred, 'quod memoriam …

… Learning and the development of knowledge have always been basic concerns of human
beings (Wulf, 2013). As a species we are in a sense doomed to learn in the ambition to …