TUGBOAT Volume 36, Number 3 / 2015 General Delivery 179 From the Board of Directors / TEX Users Group Board 180 Editorial comments / Barbara Beeton Help wanted — The UK TEX FAQ; B&H and the Wingdings font; Choice of font does make a difference; Safe TEX; More help wanted: Unicode symbol names in languages other than English; What is a template?; Still more help wanted: The LATEX Wikibook 182 Adrian Frutiger, 1928–2015 / Norbert Preining 184 Thomas Koch, 1964–2014 / Joachim Schrod 185 DANTE e.V. 2015 meeting reports / Stefan Kottwitz Education 188 TEX in schools: Just Say Yes! / Simon Laube Fonts 190 Smoky letters / Linus Romer 191 About the DK versions of Lucida / Charles Bigelow Publishing 200 History of cookbooks / Taco Hoekwater Typography 208 Typographers’ Inn / Peter Flynn A L TEX 210 LATEX news, issue 22, January 2015 / LATEX Project Team 212 LATEX news, issue 23, October 2015 / LATEX Project Team 214 Introduction to list structures in LATEX / Thomas Thurnherr 217 gradstudentresume: A document class for graduate student CVs / Anagha Kumar 220 Glisterings: Longest string; Marching along; A blank argument; A centered table of contents / Peter Wilson 227 Chemistry in LATEX2ε — an overview of existing packages and possibilities / Clemens Niederberger Software & Tools 234 Automating LATEX(3) testing / Joseph Wright 237 Two applications of SWIGLIB: GraphicsMagick and Ghostscript / Luigi Scarso Macros 243 Typesetting the “Begriffsschrift” by Gottlob Frege in plain TEX / Udo Wermuth 257 GMOA, the ‘General Manipulation Of Arguments’: An extension to the l3expan package of the expl3 bundle and language / Grzegorz Murzynowski Hints & Tricks 268 Production notes / Karl Berry 269 The treasure chest / Karl Berry Reviews 271 An online glossary of typographic terms by Janie Kliever / Boris Veytsman Abstracts 272 GUST: EuroBachoTEX 2015 proceedings 273 Die TEXnische Kom¨odie: Contents of issue 4/2015 Cartoon 274 Jim Benton / A summons TUG Business 274 TUG institutional members Advertisements 275 TEX consulting and production services News 276 Calendar TEX Users Group Board of Directors † TUGboat (ISSN 0896-3207) is published by the Donald Knuth, Grand Wizard of TEX-arcana ∗ TEX Users Group. 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