Alumni Publications

The Review of Economic Statistics for November 15, 1932, contains an article "Selected Individual Commodities and Recent Cyclical Fluctuations in Business" by S. J. Dennis '28. The February, 1932, number of the same magazine contains another article by Mr. Dennis "The Sensitive Price Index."

Shaw Livermore '22 is the author of an article "Loans on Securities, 1921-32" which is found in the Review of Economic Statistics for November 15, 1932.

Mr. Lewis Parkhurst '78 has written a short article addressed to The Faculty Committee on Wilson Hall Museum regarding the chaise recently presented by him to the College. This article is printed in an attractive brochure with several illustrations.

Recent publications of C. B. Orr '22 are: "The Dear Dimmers" in the New Yorker for October 1, 1932; "Hello, Gob" in College Humor for December; and "Gary Crandall's Parties" in the January, 1933, issue of Life.

Charles M. Dudley '29 is the author of an illustrated article "Skiing Marches Ahead, Promotion and Merchandising Suggestions by an Expert" which appears in the Sporting Goods Dealer for January, 1933.

James Thorne Smith '14 is the author of a novel, "Bishops Jaegers," published by Doubleday, New York City.

William P. Fowler '21 has an article "From Midnight to Midnight" which appears in the December issue of Appalachia.

Charles K. O'Neill '31 is the author of an article in the January Vanity Fair: "Ninety Thousand Gallons of It—A Tour Through the Greatest Brewery on Earth."

The January issue of Vanity Fair has an article by John Riddell "Van Loon's Catalogue." This article is illustrated with drawings by Dr. Seuss (Theodore S. Geisel '25).

Macmillan and Company have published "Careers in Advertising and the Jobs Behind Them." This book is edited by Alden James '22.

"Down the Dordogne" by Lawrence Adler '08 has been published by Duffield, Greene and Company. *