Faculty Publications

Applied Pharmacology of the Skin in theOphthalmologist's Everyday Practice, by Dr. Arthur Linksz, has been reprinted from the December issue of the Archives of Ophthalmology.

Professor Robert E. Riegel is the author of History in the College During the PresentWar, reprinted from the February issue of Social Education.

Honors Work in French, by Professor Charles R. Bagley, has been issued as a publication of 83 pages in mimeograph form. This is a resume of the honors work in the French Department done during the last ten years.

Professor Eric P. Kelly 'O6 is the author of Nicholas Copernicus, which has been reprinted from the May issue of the Open Roadfor Boy's Magazine.

Some Parallels Between Pupillary Reflexesand Brightness Discrimination by Professor S. Howard Bartley, has been reprinted from the February issue of the Journal of ExperimentalPsychology. Professor Bartley is also the author of A Factor in Visual Fatigue, reprinted from the October issue of PsychosomaticMedicine.

Dr. Hermann M. Burian is the author of Clinical Significance of Aniseikonia, appearing in the January issue of the Archives of Ophthalmology.

Professors Kenneth N. Ogle, and Adelbert Ames, Jr. are the authors of an article entitled Ophthalmic Lens Testing Instrument, in the March issue of the Journal of the Optical Society.

The list of The Fifty Books of the Year as prepared by the American Institute ofGraphic Arts, contains a foreword by Professor Ray Nash, a member of the committee of three who chose "the fifty books of the year."

From the Yale University Press has come a volume of poems "Castle in Spain" by the late Walter Brooks Drayton Henderson of the English department. This volume is edited by Wayland W. Williams and contains an introduction by Leonard Bacon.