FACULTY PUBLICATIONS

The American Magazine for September contains an article by Professor Robert M. Bear entitled Speed While You Read; a condensation of this article appears in the Reader'sDigest for November. Professor Bear is also the author of a pamphlet of 16 pages, Read Rapidly and Well, published by the Antioch Bookplate Company, Yellow Springs, Ohio.

Macmillan and Company have just published a revised edition of Electricity andMagnetism—Theory and Application, by Pro- fessor Norman E. Gilbert. The author in his preface states that this second edition follows the outline of the first edition, although a large part of the text has been rewritten. Among changes in the book is the addition of a new chapter on the theory of dielectrics and electric induction. Other chapters have been completely rewritten and brought up-to-date. Many of the problems are new. The first edition of Dr. Gilbert's book has been used as a text for nine years. This new, revised edition will undoubtedly fill a definite need.

Dr. Hermann M. Burian is the author of an article entitled Fusional Movements in Permanent Strabismus, which appeared in the October issue of the Archives of Ophthalmology.