athematics Institute in the English Midlands. | attended a variety of churches and synagogues on the weekends. The perspective that emerged for me at Warwick was that rabbinic Haggadah, inferences to be drawn from imaginatively spawned narrative, isn’t the same thing as Halakhah, the law dictated by Jewish

f a jointly held faith and feeling of ethnic belonging achieved by such apparently abstract discourse and argumentation. In truth, | had not come to Warwick to explore the relationships between faith and rationality using the cognitive style of mathematicism, but rather to be saved by the mathematical mir

nt touched on border security, the crowd broke out in chants of "Build the wall." (John Wagner) E. Jean Carroll poses for a portrait at her home in Warwick, N.Y. (Eva Deitch for The Washington Post) E. Jean Carroll poses for a portrait at her home in Warwick, N.Y. (Eva Deitch for The Washington Post)