Interview with R. L. Wilder [part 1]; Interview with R. L. Wilder [part 1]
- Mathematics departmental strife at the University of Houston
- Pure and applied mathematics departments at the University of Texas
- J. R. Silber's disagreements with R. L. Moore
- Competition in the Moore method
- Scouting talent for Moore's classes
- Moore's courses and course load
- Wilder's first course with Moore
- Blanche Bennett Grover and women in mathematics
- E. H. Moore's influence on the Moore method
- How the Moore method impacted Moore's career
- J. R. Kline as a professor and a mathematician
- Wilder's experiences teaching in the Moore method
- University of Texas mathematics department
- Female students
- Halmos teaching the Moore method
- Jealousy and scouting for graduate students
- Division in the mathematics between pure and applied mathematics
- Moore's personal life and the health of his wife
- Moore's reaction to prohibition
- G. T. and W. M. Whyburn
- Anna M. Mullikin and the politics of hiring at the University of Texas
- Moore's shift in mathematics subject area
- Moore's relationship with his thesis director, Oswald Veblen
- Moore's view on mathematical books and materials
- Moore's relationship with his former students
- John M. Slye and John R. Kline
- Wilder's teaching experience in higher education