Faculty Notes
The Flower section in the 1936 edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica with the exception of the paragraphs on commercial flower growing—has been revised and brought up to date by Professor Carl L. Wilson.
The Columbia Dictionary of Modern European Literature published by the Columbia University Press contains nine articles in the field of Belgian literature by Professor Leon Verriest.
Dean Herluf V. Olsen '22 is the author of Prospects for General Business Conditions in1947, in the January number of the Journalof the American Hospital Association.
Recent publications of Professor James F. Crow are A Chart of the X2 and t Distributions, reprinted from the September issue of the Journal of the American Statistical Association, and The Absence of a Primary SexFactor on the X-Chromosome of Drosophila, reprinted from the Nov.-Dec. issue of TheAmerican Naturalist.
Professor Charles R. Bagley is the author of Oxford Revisited, which has been offprinted from the December issue of Queen's Quarterly.
Recent publications o£ Professor Roy P. Forster and the late Dr. J. P. Maes are TheEffects of Blood Pressure Changes, ReflexlyInduced, on Glomerular Activity and RenalPlasma Flow in the Unanesthetized Rabbit, reprinted from the March issue of FederationProceedings, and Renal Function in the Rabbit as Influenced by the Administration ofWater, Anesthetics and Diuretics, in the same issue of the same magazine.
Professor Ross Stagner and Charles E. Osgood '39 are co-authors of Impact of War ona Nationalistic Frame of Reference: 1. Changesin General Approval and Qualitative Patterning of Certain Stereotypes, reprinted from vol. 24 of The Journal of Social Psychology.
Lin Yntang, Critic and Interpreter, by Professor Wing-tsit Chan, has been reprinted from the January issue of The English Journal.
Professor Francois Denoeu, in collaboration with Professor Robert A. Hall, is the author of Spoken and Written French, an illustrated French course for colleges, schools,and the general public, published by D. C.Heath and Company.
