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Welcome to the Book Reviews Column. We hope to bring you at least two reviews of books ever y month. In this column four books are reviewed. a collection of articles that showcase theorem(s) that th e authors think are particularly interesting. Network Design that were presented at a DIMACS workshop. The intent is to give an up-to-date view of the field. 3. The Optimal Implementation of Functional Programming Languages by Andre a Asperti and Stefano Guerrini. Reviewed by Christopher League. This is about issues that arise (and how to resolve them) when trying to implement a functional programming language. 4. Indiscrete Thoughts by Gina-Carlo Rota. Reviewed by William Gasarch. This is a collection of essays on math, mathematicians, and related topics. Some of his insights are a applicable to Computer Science as well. 1 Overview In the summer of 1993, Uwe Schoning taught a course at the Universitat Ulm on concepts i n theoretical computer science. Rather than taking the standard broad survey approach, Schoning' s method was to choose a number of important theorems ("outstanding results") and present the m in depth with complete proofs including false leads and important implications. His goal was t o have "the students understand and sensèhow theoretical research is done .' " The resulting cours e materials were later put together and made into a book in German : "Perlen der Theoretische n 1

Book review: Gems of Theoretical Computer Science by Uwe Schöning and Randall Pruim (Springer-Verlag, 1998)