There has recently appeared from the Elm Tree Press
There has recently appeared from the ElmTree Press, Woodstock, Vermont, "Fragments from Vermont's Parnassus," edited by Dr. Charles L. Dana '72. This volume, like all others printed at the Elm Tree Press, is a very attractive piece of book making. It contains thirty-five poems by Vermonters whose work Dr. Dana believes worth preserving in this form. In his introduction Dr. Dana states: "The present work covers certain contributions of citizens of Vermont to the 'High Art' during the State's many years of existence, but leaves out all living poets. . . . The work will show, to some extent, the effect upon the imagination of a people who live in the most beautiful and charmingly mountainous state in the Union." Dr. Dana continues, "I would not say that Vermonters have written better poetry than citizens of other states; but I do venture the statement that Vermont has studied and encouraged her poetic workers more wisely and successfully than have other states." In this small illustrated volume will be found familiar poems by Charles G. Eastman, John G. Saxe, Royal Tyler, Mrs. Julia C. R. Dorr and others.
"Fashion, Style, and Art Spread to Other Lines of Business," by E. Grosvenor Plowman '20, Advisor on Merchandising Problems, Associated Industries of Massachusetts, has been published as General Managership series No. 106 by the American Management Association. "The Pros and Cons of Hiring Age Limits," by Mr. Plowman, has also just been published as Personnel series No. 5 of the American Management Association.
The Columbia Law Review for February, 1930, contains an article by Roswell Magill'16 entitled "Finality of Determinations of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue; II Report by the Courts and the Board." This same article appears in the National Income TaxMagazine for April, 1930.
"A Bravery of Earth," by Richard Eberhart '26, has been published in London by Jonathan Cape and in New York by Jonathan Cape and Harrison Smith. This poem will be reviewed in a later issue of the MAGAZINE.
Arthur Gale '27 is the author of two pamphlets published by the Amateur Cinema League, "Amateur Film Editing, a Handbook to Aid the Amateur to make Films more Interesting and Effective" and "Making a Simple Film Story, a Guide to Aid the Amateur in Filming Short Photoplays."
"The Pattern of Life," by Alfred Adler, has been published by the Cosmopolitan Book Corporation. The volume which consists of case histories, chiefly of problem children, was compiled and edited by Dr. W. Beran Wolfe '21. Dr. Wolfe has also contributed a lengthy introductory essay which explains the theories of Dr. Adler's Individual Psychology and their practical application.
"Impressions of Soviet Russia," by Osmun Skinner '28, appears in the May issue of the Circle of Zeta Psi.
Dr. G. S. Avery, A.M. '26, is the author of "Comparative Anatomy and Morphology of Embryos and Seedlings of Maize, Oats and Wheat," which appeared in the March number of the Botanical Gazette.
