Interview with William S. Mahavier; Interview with William S. Mahavier
- Mahavier's work before attaining his PhD
- Mahavier's doctoral work with Moore
- R. G. Lubben's teaching style
- Moore's mathematical work and writing
- J. M. Slye's mathematical papers and publishing
- A party at Slye's
- Anecdotes on fellow mathematicians
- Mathematical writing and research
- Comparison of Moore and H. S. Wall
- Moore's approach to training doctoral students
- The emergence of the University of Texas as a center of mathematics
- F. Burton Jones and Moore's teaching approach
- Characteristics of a professor teaching in the Moore method
- Creativity and competition in developing students
- Teaching originality and independence
- Ownership of the theorem
- Accomplishing motivation in students
- J. R. Silber and Norman Hackerman
- Critical thinking in creating problems and theorems
- Moore's productivity and dedication as a professor
- Mahavier's experience changing his teaching style to suit students
- Attention to individual students
- Moore's falling out with H. S. Vandiver and H. J. Ettlinger
- H. S. Wall