Alumni Articles
H. Winthrop Webber '14 has written and published The Facts of Life, The Road to Health, Security and Happiness ($1.95) and The Facts of Life, Self Employment for Health and Security ($1.00); statements of his personal philosophy.
"Salt-Glaze Pottery of Yesterday" is the title of an article by J. Almus Russell '20 in The Antiques Journal, May 1964.
James M. Reid '24 wrote "Six Years of PI: A Summing Up" for Vol. III, No. 8, May 1964, of Programmed Instruction, a publication of Teachers College, Columbia University.
According to a report in the ACPRA Newsletter, Francis H. Horn '30, President of the University of Rhode Island, "has some unorthodox ideas about the 'college of arts and sciences' " in the March 1964 issue of Liberal Education.
James C. Risk '37 is the author of "The Longacre Notebook — A Numismatic Find" in The Numismatic Review, Vol. V, No. 2, 1964.
The Bulletin of the American Associationof Petroleum Geologists, Vol. 48, No. 4, April 1964, contains an article by David M. Scotford '44 entitled "Cincinnati Arch: Mineralogical-Statistical Evidence of Post-Ordo-vician Origin."
Recent articles by George W. Hilton '46 include "Transportation Regulation and Private Carriage" in Private and UnregulatedCarriage (Evanston: Northwestern University Transportation Center, 1963); "Public Policy Toward the Extinction of the Rail-roads" in Transportation Journal, Vol. III, No. 2, Winter 1963; "The Controversy Concerning Relief for the Hand-Loom Weavers" in Explorations in Entrepreneurial History, Vol. I, No. 2, Winter 1964; and "The Toledo Port Clinton & Lakeside Railway," BulletinNo. 42 of the Electric Railway HistoricalSociety, 1964.
Lowell Thomas Jr. '46 is the author of "We Lived Through the Alaska Quake" in the May 17 issue of Family Weekly.
Bruce H. Bryant '51 is one of four co-authors of Article 129, "A Pleistocene Section at Leonards Cut, Burke County, North Carolina," U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 475-D, pp. D38-D42, 1964.
Noel A. Day '53, Executive Director of the St. Mark Social Center in Boston, is the author of "The Negro Revolution and the Boston Schools" in the New England AssociationReview, Fall 1963, and "Birmingham and the Boston Negro" in the November 1963 issue of Forum published by the Boston Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Two poems by David R. Wang '55 were recently published: "Ideogram" in Trace and "Lament: On the Death of Faulkner" in PoetryParade, A Treasury of Contemporary Poems."
The authors of "Ice Core Studies of Ward Hunt Ice Shelf, 1960" in the Journal ofGlaciology, Vol. 5, No. 37, February 1964, were Richard H. Ragle M.A. '58, Robert G. Blair '58, and Lars E. Persson '58.
Edwin H. Brown '60 wrote "The Geology of the Mt. Stoker Area, Eastern OtagO, Part 1, Metamorphic Geology" for the New ZealandJournal of Geology and Geophysics, Vol. 6, No. 5, November 1963.
"Should Your Salesmen Be Marketing Men?" is the title of an article by Herbert B. Knight '51 in the February 21 issue of Sales Management.
Peter S. Bridges '59 wrote an article entitled "Spaso House" which appeared in the Foreign Service Journal for April.
