Alumni Articles

Richard Rogin '54 is the author of "A Compound in Passalonia" in the February Harper's.

"Related Religious Ideas of Delphi, Tara and Jerusalem: A Study of the Dionysiac Tradition" by George W. Elderkin '02 has been printed in booklet form.

Among recent articles by George W. Hilton '46 are "Milwaukee's First Car Ferry" in the Fall number of Soundings, "Detroit River Car Ferries of the Canadian National Railways" in the Winter Journal of theSteamship Historical Society in America, and "Bion J. Arnold" in the 1962 yearbook of Collier's Encyclopedia.

Taxes and Government Debt: A Plan forthe 'Sixties, an address given before the State Bank Division of the American Bankers Association Convention in San Francisco in October by George Champion '26, has been published as a pamphlet of thirteen pages.

Two articles by Dr. Henry C. Tracy '02 recently reprinted from the Journal of Comparative Neurology are "Development of the Spinal Neural Crest, Nerves and Muscles in the Toad Fish (Opsanus tau)" and "Stages in the Development of the Anatomy of Motility of the Toad Fish (Opsanus tau)."

W. H. Ferry '32 is the author of "Caught on the Horn of Plenty" which has been published as the twelfth number of the Bulletin of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions.

"Requirements of a Trademark Licensing Program" by Sidney A. Diamond '35 appeared in the January number of The Business Lawyer.

Two poems by Kenneth Wlaschin '56 have been published recently in English magazines: "Harvest Time" appeared in the September 21 issue of The Lady and "Working Partnership" in the Autumn Deuce.

Recent publications of George R. Andrews '37 include "Psychiatric Facilities at the Albert Schweitzer Hospital" in the December issue of The American Journal ofPsychiatry and "A Few Reminiscences about Dean Davison," reprinted from the October North Carolina Medical Journal.

Green Mountain Boy at Monticello by Daniel Pierce Thompson contains an introduction by Howard C. Rice Jr. '26.

Bernard D. Nossiter '47 is the author of "Tariffs and Trade: The Decisions Must Be Made" in the December 7 issue of The Reporter.

Brock Brower '53 has written "The High Cost of Love" in the February issue of Mademoiselle.

Samuel C. Florman '46 is the author of "The Engineer and the Liberal Arts - A Crisis of Two Cultures" in the February issue of American Engineer.

Two recent articles by Hobart M. Van Deusen '33 reprinted from the November number of the Journal of Mammalogy are "Yellow Bat Collected Over South Atlantic" and "New Guinea Record of the TubeNosed Insectivorous Bat, Murina."