Alumni Articles
Philip E. Booth '47 is the author of "Deer Isle" and "Stefansson Island" in the Winter Virginia Quarterly Review.
"Kalvar: From a Wastebasket, Dazzling Suspense" by Stephen Mahoney '50 appears in the March Fortune.
The Journal of International Affairs, Volume XVII, Number 1, contains an article by Michael H. Cardozo '32 entitled "Diplomatic Immunities, Protocol, and the Public."
Recent articles by Michael L. Lasser '57 include "An Approach to the Poetry of Emily Dickinson" in the Spring Exercise Exchange and "Johnson in Scotland" in the April Midwest Quarterly.
Harold M. Kaplan '30, with John E. Payne, is the author of "Modified Method for Quantitative Determination of Cholesterol and Cholesterol Esters" in the March issue of Steroids.
Articles by Arthur Zich '56 which have appeared in recent numbers of Sports Illustrated include "A Brewer's Good Old Mountain Brew, Big Bromley," "The Patient Madmen of Sheepshead Bay," "A Millennium for U.S. Skiing," "To Weather and Back Again," "Rolls Royce Luxury on the High Seas," and "A Sailing Lady's Long Voyage Home."
Prof. Bernard J. Somers '48 is co-author with Dr. Harold Chenven of "A Rehabilitation Center Program for Mental Patients," published in the April Mental Hygiene.
Among recent publications by W.H. Ferry '32 are "To the Two K's: A Modest Proposal" in the March Fellowship and "Transforming Economic. Institutions" in the February number of Cambridge 38.
"Science and Government: the Perilous Partnership," a speech delivered before the Third International Symposium on Immunopathology by Basil O'Connor '12 has been published as a booklet of nineteen pages.
"Engineering and Art" by Samuel C. Florman '46 appeared in the February 1963 issue of Consulting Engineer.
Harold M. Kaplan '30 is co-author of "Susceptibility of Xenopus Laevis to Copper Sulphate" in the April 1963 issue of Copeia.
Charles B. English '45 is the author of "Man in Ecologic Community" in the No- vember 1962 issue of Antioch Notes.
J. Almus Russell '20 is the author of "Coverlets of Yesterday" in the March issue of The Antiques Journal (Uniontown, Pa.).
