Alumni Articles

"After Desegregation, What?" by Basil O'Connor '12, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Tuskegee Institute, a speech by Mr. O'Connor delivered at the Tuskegee Conference on Disadvantage, October 26, 1963, has been printed in booklet form.

Former Ambassador Ellis O. Briggs '21 is the author of "Case Against a West Point for Diplomats" in the May 3 issue of The New York Times Magazine.

Paul F. Ebbitt '34 is the author of "Drama for Slow Learners" published in The English Journal, Nov. 1963.

The remarks of Sidney A. Diamond '35 as a participant in a symposium conducted by The United States Trademark Association have been published as a chapter in a published text of the discussion entitled "Honest" Truth or Unfair Competition? The sponsoring association is the publisher.

William B. Rotch '37 has reprinted in booklet form his article from The MilfordCabinet, a New Hampshire weekly newspaper that he edits, "Mud Huts and Glass Towers - A Weekly Editor's Glimpse of Mexico's Charm."

In the April issue of The AOPA Pilot, the official magazine of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, there is an article by B. K. Thorne '38 entitled " 'Hands-Off' Landings at Zero-Zero." Thorne is also author or "LaGuardia: Rebirth of a Great Airport" in the May 1964 (first issue) of Air Transport World.

Harvey B. Noll '40 is tlie autkor ok "Dormitory Rooins," an article in tks issue of Progressive Architecture.

"Liotic Distribution patterns in tke tropical Pacikc" is tde title ok a reprint krorn tlie ?rocee6inZs ok tke 10th pscikc Science Lon-Zress on a paper Ziven in tke "?acikc IZasin Biography" symposium by Robert F. Thorne '41.

A study of Massachusetts Senator George F. Hoar's anti-imperalist crusade of 1898-99 by Prof. Richard E. Welch Jr. '45 of Lafayette College was published in the May issue of The Historian.

Wilcomb E. Washburn '48 is the author of "The Great Auuimnal Madness: Political Symbolism in Mid-Nineteenth-Century America in The Quarterly Journal of Speech, Vol. XLIX, Dec. 1963, No. 4.