Scrabble at 70 … can we have a word?
The archetypal "family board game" Scrabble already has a heritage that rivals that of a small European nation. At…
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December 2018
The world’s smallest noughts and crosses made with DNA
LOS ANGELES: Scientists created the world's smallest noughts and crosses board using dynamic DNA origami tiles - microscopic organic structures that can be programmed to transform into predefined patterns. The team at the California…
Joel Sherman fights against Scrabble’s decision to add ‘OK’ to their roster
This is simply not correct!
Bronx Scrabble scholar Joel Sherman has started a war of words, campaigning against the inclusion of "OK" on the game's official roster.
Sherman wants to prevent the North American Scrabble…
Can you win the blindfolded tic-tac-toe?
Welcome to The Riddler. Each week, I propose problems related to the things that are dear to us here: math, logic, and probability. There are two types: Riddler Express for those of you who want something small and Riddler Classic…