Alumni Articles
Porter G. Perrin '17 is the author of SampleTrends in the College Teaching of English, reprinted from the February issue of CollegeEnglish.
J. Almus Russell '20 is the author of Family Portraits, published in The Maroon andGold, February 19, 1949, this article being one chapter in a projected series of Yankee Homestead Sketches.
Prediccion de Effectos Destructores deCargas Impulsivas sobre Vigas de HormigonArmado, is the title of an address by Merit P. White '30 which has been reprinted from the Instituto Tecnico de la Construction, Madrid, no. 69.
Recent articles by William N. Fenton '30 are Fourth Conference on Iroquois Research, reprinted from the October issue of AmericanAntiquity, and The Present Status of Anthropology in Northeastern North America: AReview Article, reprinted from the July-September issue of the American Anthropologist.When is Easter? by Richard K. Allen '36 has been published as Leaflet No. 259, February, 1949 of the Astronomical Society of thePacific, San Francisco, California.
Recent publications of Dr. Robert M. Stecher '19 are Antireticular Cytotoxic Serumin the Treatment of Arthritis, reprinted from the June issue of The Journal of Laboratoryand Clincial Medicine; Heberden's Nodes,The Importance of Osteoarthritis of theFingers to the Practising Physician, reprinted from the September issue of The Practitioner;Heberden's Nodes: The Clinical Characteristic of Osteo-Arthritis on the Fingers, reprinted from the March issue of Annals of theRheumatic Diseases; and Genetic and Endocrine Determinants of the Plasma UrateLevel, reprinted from the November 5 issue of Science.
Leaves by the Wayside, a collection of poetry and prose by Mark Lansburgh Jr. '49, has recently appeared in an edition of 40 copies. The type for this book was set, and the book itself printed by Lansburgh himself in the Graphic Arts Workshop, Baker Library. Wood engravings in the book were also made by Lansburgh. Many copies of the book were bound in full leather in the Baker Library Bindery.
George F. Briegel Cos., Inc. of Radio City, New York, have recently published Go Dartmouth, words and music by Heywood S. Jones '15.
Oscar Williams' A Little Treasury of American Poetry, published by Scribners contains nine poems by Richard Eberhart '26. The current number of Western Review contains a long poem by Mr. Eberhart, Fragment ofNew York 1929. Other poems by Mr. Eberhart have recently appeared in the Tiger's Eye and Botteghe Oscure (Rome).
The annual report for the year ending June 30, 1948 of the American National Red Cross contains an introduction by Basil O'Connor 12, President of the American National Red Cross.
Evan S. Connell Jr. '45 is the author of the short story I'll Take You to Tennessee in the February issue of Tomorrow. It won the $500 first prize in the Edith Mirrielees Contest and the $100 second prize offered by the Midwestern Writers' Conference. It has been selected as the No. 1 story for Prof. Wallace Stegner's volume, Stanford Short Stories, to be published this spring.
Irving J. Engelman '28, is the author of Spotlight on Our Aging Population; Facts,Not Fancies, Must Prevail in the Jannuary issue of The Welfare Reporter.
