Tomorrow afternoon the Young Women's Chris t ian Association will present a n "Around the ^ clock Fashion Show" in the Ingle room of t he Alumni Residence hall from 3:00 to 5:00 o'clock, according to Betty Hayford, '39. chai rman. Sample styles of t he latest in spr ing suits, afternoon, evening, and dinner dresses and accessories are being brought from the New York city shops of the Park Lane ...

INGLE gene changes offer an efficient and attractive way to study the genetic control of behavior. Drosophila, with its numerous technical advantages, would seem to provide a fruitful approach in working out the complexities of neurological control. The four neurological mutants discovered serendipitously and described in this report present just such an opportunity. The phenotype common to all...

This current edition of the annual review of new developments in the field of "stress" follows the pattern of the previous ones. The first hundred pages are occupied by a summary of the concept of "stress" as developed by Selye and his colleagues. A great deal of this repeats material from previous editions, some of it word for word. A series of nine review articles is then inserted. These incl...

The nanomolar kinase inhibitory activity of staurosporine (1) and K252a (5) has prompted a continuing effort to isolate and/or synthesize novel pyranosylated and furanosylated indolocarbazoles.l,2,3. 4 Recently, we reported the enantioselective synthesis of (+)-K252a via an approach involving the late-stage coupling of aglycon 8 and furanose 9 (Scheme 1). Although this approach proved efficient...

The possibility of a biological understanding of the processes we call "attention" seemed so remote a few years ago that, were this article to have been attempted, it would, like the Cheshire cat, have faded away, leaving only its title. While there are not yet volumes to f i l l , there are some observations about the biology of attention which are definitely worth reporting. One of the most i...

We examine computer games in order to develop concepts of the relative roles of knowledge and search. The paper concentra tes on the relat ion between knowledge appl ied at leaf nodes of a search and the depth of the search that is being conduc ted . Each knowledge of an advantage has a project ion abil ity (t ime to conver t to a more permanent advantage) associated with it. The best programs ...

I T HAS BEEN KNOWN CliniCally for many years that intense muscular work increases the uptake of sugar from the blood, even in the untreated diabetic patient (I, 2). This has recently been studied in the diabetic anima1 by Ingle (3, 4) who showed that severe work can cause a drop in blood sugar to extremely low levels in diabetic animals receiving no insulin. He has also demonstrated that at the...

This current edition of the annual review of new developments in the field of "stress" follows the pattern of the previous ones. The first hundred pages are occupied by a summary of the concept of "stress" as developed by Selye and his colleagues. A great deal of this repeats material from previous editions, some of it word for word. A series of nine review articles is then inserted. These incl...

This paper describes a method to extract 3-D information from two cameras in the scene on which mu l t i p le s t r ipes are projected. Though a s ingle camera cannot i den t i f y each s t r i pe in a scene and i t s image when d i scon t i nu i t i es of each s t r i pe occur, w i th one more camera which our method employs the ident i f icat ion problem can be solved, because multiple stripe...

Though pathological studies have shown that administration of adrenal steroids can cause adrenocortical atrophy in experimental animals (Ingle, 1938 ; Winter et al., 1950 ; Rawls et al., 1954; Holub et al., 1959) and in man (Sprague et al., 1950, 1951 ; Salassa et al., 1953 ; Bennett, 1954 Stoner and Whiteley, 1954), biochemical studies have revealed that the adrenal glands are capable of respo...