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Back when dinosaurs roamed Manhattan, I was an undergraduate at City College, taking classes with Jesse Douglas, among others, and graduating in 1965. After my PhD at Princeton (1969), I taught at University of California, Berkeley from Fall, 1968 through Spring, 1970. In the Fall of 1970 I returned to City College where I have been teaching ever since, aging slightly.

E. Akin. (1993) "A tourist’s guide to the general topology of dynamical systems." American Mathematical Society. Graduate Studies in Mathematics, Vol. 1.

E. Akin. (1997) “Recurrence in topological dynamics: Ellis and Furstenberg introduction.”

E. Akin. (1999) “Introduction to simple dynamical systems.” 

E. Akin. (n.d.) “Top dynamics survey.”

E. Akin. (1982) “Cycling in dynamics.”

E. Akin. (2004) “Why three X is hard.”

E. Akin. (1992) “The spiteful computer.”

E. Akin. (2013) “The prisoners dilemma.”

E. Akin. (n.d.) “Mindless rote.”

E. Akin. (n.d.) “Theses on Johnson.”