Based on an interview with Jean Lee Latham in Autumn 1966; includes an annotated bibliography of her publications. (RD)

Translates the recollections of Hermann Staudinger on the discovery of macromolecular structure. This is the second of a two part series. (DS)

A summary/survey of the books of Thomas Merton is provided. (Author)

The nineteen biographies listed are recommended for young adults. (MF)

The inventive talents of the senator from California and one-time son-in-law of Woodrow Wilson caused him to sally into razor blade technology and challenge the mighty Gillette Company. (Author)

Without the benefit of library school training, Charles F. Lummis transformed the Los Angeles Public Library from a ladies reading club" into one of the foremost libraries in the country. (Author/NH)

The article reviews the life of Samuel Ralph Laycock (1891-1971), a pioneer in Canadian educational psychology and a leading figure in the fields of mental health and special education. (Author/SW)

Provides biographical information on author Nancy Willard. (AEA)

This is a brief report on the use of biographies of five famous psychologists to stimulate student interest in psychological issues. For example, the history of Francis Galton's life is used to demonstrate the effects of 19th century attitudes, concepts, and values on the scientist's world view and his achievements. (AM)

Surveys hundreds of books related to journalism history that were published during the 1970s. Among the many types of books discussed are surveys, biographies, bicentennial books, and books on photography, cartoons, comics, women, and minorities. (TJ)