Clugston's Publications

"FINISHED", A Comedy in Five Scenes
	by Katharine Clugston
	Yale Plays, 1931
		Katharine Hepburn was cast in a New York production 
		of this play.  "Kate" Clugston was later mentioned in
		Katharine Hepburn's biography "Me", on page 100 of the
		large print edition.

"Wilderness road (Virginia)", from Richard Stevenson's radio story
by the same name; illustrated by Paul Laune.
	by Katharine Clugston
	Blue Ribbon Books, c1937, New York
	viii, 309 p. : ill. ; 211 cm
		Daniel Boone, 1734-1820 -- Fiction.

"A Looking Glasse for London and England"
by Thomas Lodge and Robert Greene
A Critical Edition
	George Alan Clugston, 1980
	ISBN 0-8240-4482-7
		Originally presented as Clugston's thesis, University of 
		Michigan, 1966, entitled: A looking glasse for London and 
		England by Thomas Lodge and Robert Greene, a critical 
		edition.

"Bypass Zener Diode Protection for Thin Film Crystalline Silicon 
Multilayer Solar Cells"
	S.A. Edmiston, D.A. Clugston, S.R. Wenham, and M.A. Green
		ABSTRACT
		Parallel multijunction thin film crystalline silicon solar 
		cells can be designed to achieve near unity internal quantum 
		efficiencies for all generated charge carriers irrespective 
		of the quality of the material. Such an approach should 
		achieve relatively high efficiencies from low cost materials 
		with very short minority carrier diffusion lengths. An 
		automatic series inter-connection scheme for the devices, 
		resulting in fabrication at a module level, has been 
		proposed. An important question with such an approach is the 
		impact that failed or mismatched cells will have upon yield 
		when the individual devices are not tested and sorted.

"Rascals in democracy"
A Bibliography of Kansas Politics
	Clugston, William George, 1889- 
	Publisher:        R. R. Smith, New York
	Date:             c1940. 

"Basic Band Management"
	by Neil Clugston 
	An overview of the role of band manager. 
	AUSMUSIC Publications List -- [ Australia ]

Poisonous Plant Toxicity Bibliography: CI-CZ authors
	Clugston & Maclean 1965-2516   
	Clugston, D. M.; Maclean, D. B. (1965) 
	Mass spectra of some furoquinoline alkaloids. Can J Chem 43(*):2516

"Chemistry. Principles and applications."
	Atkins PW, Clugston MJ, Frazer MJ, Jones R:
	Longman Inc. 3rd ed. 1991.
	ISBN 0-582-35590-7

"Principles of physical chemistry"
	by P.W. Atkins and M.J. Clugston,
	published by Longman in 1995.


"Land for wildlife. Habitat Australia"
	Clugston, B. 
	19(6) : 33. (1991) 

"Organisms found living inside limestone cliffs of the Niagara escarpment."
	Geo-watch. -- Rock gardens in the escarpment.
	Michael Clugston.
	Canadian Geographic Magazine
	(May/June 1993), 10

"A far-flung network of powerlines and pipelines carries the energy that 
fuels our lifestyle."
	Energy. -- Moving energy.
	Robert Bott and Michael Clugston.
	Canadian Geographic Magazine
	(May/June 1993), 60
 
"Competing interests debate the future of a national treasure as it enters 
its second century."
	Parks. -- Algonquin Park.
	Michael Clugston.
	Canadian Geographic Magazine
	(Nov/Dec 1993), 20

"A far-flung network of powerlines and pipelines carries the energy that 
fuels our lifestyle."
	Industry/trade/commerce. -- Moving energy.
	Robert Bott and Michael Clugston.
	Canadian Geographic Magazine
	(May/June 1993), 60

"The Geological Survey of Canada marks its 150th anniversary."
	Geology. -- Passion for exploration, A.
	Michael Clugston.
	Canadian Geographic Magazine
	(May/June 1992), 66

"Canadians focus on the thinning ozone layer."
	Pollution/waste. -- Ozone alert.
	Michael Clugston.
	Canadian Geographic Magazine
	(May/June 1992), 78

"High-tech eyes keep watch on foreign fleets off Newfoundland."
	Industry/trade/commerce. -- Sky patrols over the Grand Banks.
	Michael Clugston.
	Canadian Geographic Magazine
	(May/June 1992), 90

"Co-operation saved Fogo Islanders from having to abandon their homes."
	Newfoundland/Labrador. -- Outport revival.
	Michael Clugston.
	Canadian Geographic Magazine
	(Dec 1991), 50

"George Hobson has spent a career exploring Canada's remote areas."
	Arctic/subarctic. -- Arctic scientist awarded 1991 Massey Medal.
	Michael Clugston.
	Canadian Geographic Magazine
	(Apr/May 1991), 6

Earth Ethics two special issues: 
population and consumption (spring issue) 
and theology, ecology, and justice (summer issue). 
	Contact: Rick Clugston, publisher and editor, 
	Earth Ethics, 
	2100 L Street NW, 
	Washington, DC 20037, 
	(202)778-6133. 

"Vacuum Glazing--A New Component for Insulating Windows"
	Collins, R.E., Turner, G.M., Fischer-Cripps, A.C., J.-Z., T., 
	Simko, T.M., Dey, C.J., Clugston, D.A., Q.-C., Z. and 
	Garrison, J.D.
		BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT
		Volume 30, Issue 4, October 1995 
		page 459-492 

"Politics in Kansas", A 4-Act Farce
	Clugston, William George
	Topeka, KS.:  The Helm Press, 1954.
        161 p.
        A satiric drama.

		"Kansas...the land of diversity...the land of
		unity...Kansas...both the desert and the jewel of the West...
		born of the prairie...with the throbbing of Indian chants 
		for a lullaby...Kansas...once the home of countless herds of
		buffalo..the stamping ground of Custer...Wild Bill Hicock...
		Buffalo Bill Cody...Kansas...the land of dreams where once 
		again phantom wagon trains lumber slowly over the prairies 
		to the echo of buffalo guns...Kansas...land of sunflowers...
		at the crossroads of the nation...the land of people who 
		made it Kansas."
		     -Chamber of Commerce, quited by W.G. Clugston, 1943

"All that money and no cash", 1st Edition
	Donald Leon Clugston
	Exposition Press, 1981  Smithtown, NY
	1x, 110p. : ill. ; 21 cm
	ISBN  0682496782
		Gold Standard
		Inflation (Finance)--United States
		United States--Economic policy--1971-1981

"Management of cooling ponds and lakes for fish and wildlife:
a guidance manual", 1982
	James P. Clugston, D. Hugh Barwick, and T. T. Fendley
	Performed for Office of Biological Service
	Fish and Wildlife Service
	U.S. Department of the Interior
	vi, 63 p. : ill. ; 28 cm
		Electric power plants--Environmental aspects--United States.
		Cooling Ponds.
		Fishery management--United States
		Wildlife management--United States

"Proceedings of the Clemson Workshop on Environmental Impacts of
Pumped Storage Hydroelectric Operations: Clemson, South Carolina,
May 15-16, 1979"
	Edited by James P. Clugston
	Workshop sponsored by U.S. Department of the Interior,
	Fish and Wildlife Service, Southeast Reservoir Investigations.
	iv, 206 p. : ill. maps ; 27 cm
		Hydroelectric generators--Environmental aspects

"Eisenhower for president? or, Who will get us out of the messes we are in?"
	William George Clugston
	Exposition Press, 1951, New York
	118 p. 23 cm

"Good news for animals; edited by E. Pinches and J McDaniels"
"Appendix A:  The state of the animals: human impact on wild and 
domestic animals [tables]"
	Richard M. Clugston
	pages 221-234

"Iona community"
Japan Christianity Quarterly 27:177-181 J1 1961
	Donald A. Clugston
	Iona Community (SCOTLAND)
	ISSN: 0021-4361

"Bibliography on worship"
Japan Christianity Quarterly 22:209-212 J1 1956
	Donald A. Clugston
	ISSN: 0021-4361
		Liturgy--Bibliography
		Worship--Bibliography

"Sketch of the liturgical movement"
Japan Christianity Quarterly 22:198-208 J1 1956
	Donald A. Clugston
	ISSN: 0021-4361
		Liturgy--History

"Fleet's in - and up the creek." 
	M. Clugston. Maclean's. 95:12-13, Aug. 16, 1982. 
	Canadian articles
	CANADA. CANADIAN ARMED FORCES - RESERVES

"VANDERGRIFT'S READINGS IN THE HISTORY OF CHILDREN'S LITERATURE"
	Michaels, Carolyn Clugston. (1993). 
	Children's Book Collecting. 
	Hamden, CT: Library Professional Publications.

BULLETIN OF THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, 
1993 vol. 71, no. 6. 
The following articles particularly concern Africa: 

THE WORLDWIDE MAGNITUDE OF PROTEIN-ENERGY MALNUTRITION: AN
OVERVIEW FROM THE WHO GLOBAL DATABASE ON CHILD GROWTH, 
	by M. deOn¡s, C. Monteiro, J. Akr & G. Clugston, pp. 703-712. 
	Using the WHO Global Database on Child Growth, which covers 87% of 
	the total population of under-5-year-olds in developing
	countries, we describe the worldwide distribution of protein-energy 
	malnutrition, based on nationally representative cross-sectional 
	data gathered between 1980 and 1992 in 79 developing countries in 
	Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Oceania. The findings confirm that 
	more than a third of the world's children are affected. 
	Approximately, 43% of children (230 million) in developing countries 
	are stunted.