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[QUOTE="mathwonk, post: 6793584, member: 13785"] Interestingly, the one local college that did offer a (euclidean and non euclidean) geometry course, evergreen state college, apparently last tried offering it for summer 2019, but it was canceled for low enrollment. One pleasurable outcome for me was noticing the instructor for that course was to have been Richard Weiss, the gentleman who was credited by Michael Spivak for supplying the answers to exercises in his original Calculus book, pub. 1967. Weiss was then a Brandeis undergraduate and went on to a PhD at Harvard on chern classes for foliations, with the great Raoul Bott. Thus students at that local state college certainly have adequate resources for any geometry instruction they might desire. [/QUOTE]
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