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This paper examines ideas on therapy with gay men drawn from the essay Not a One-Sided Sexual Being: Clinical Work with Gay Men from a Jungian Perspective by Scott Wirth, a Jungian analyst who works in San Francisco.

The plant and animal life of the middle Illinois River changed fundamentally during and immediately following large increases in the load ofpollution in the years 1916-1918. One of the changes was a markedalteration in the growth form of the carp. While this alteration variedwidely in degree, it was generally obvious in most of the carp and wasreadily recognized by the fishermen. This change has been found to resolveitself into two general outstanding differences: retardation of therate of growth throughout the life of the carp; and marked anatomicalabnormalities, especially of the bones. A number of methods have beenemployed to find out what factors are responsible for these structuraland functional changes.

Some valuable determinations of dissolved oxygen in the channel were made by the State Water Survey on January 23 and 24 and on February 6 and 7, 1925, which are published here for the first time.

In the course of field work in aquatic biology on Rock River it was noticed in the winter of 1925-1926 that almost every red-mouth buffalo (Ictiobus cyprinella Cuv. & Val.) was heavily infested withthe leech, Piscicola punctata Verrill.

Ten experienced listeners, eight males and two females, whose hearing sensitivity was within normal limits, participated in a study concerned with an assessment of auditory threshold for a 125‐Hz stimulus as a function of stimulus duration and low‐pass filtering of the test stimulus. Thresholds were obtained with a Bekesy‐type tracking procedure for six stimulus durations (5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 msec) in conjunction with three filtering conditions (unfiltered—UNFIL; 200‐Hz low pass—LP‐200; 150‐Hz low pass—LP‐150). Spectral analysis of the stimuli for each duration and filtering condition was performed. Temporal integration occurred for a 125‐Hz stimulus during the LP‐200 and LP‐150 conditions but not when the stimulus was unfiltered (UNFIL). The LP‐150 condition resulted in an average integration of 11.5 dB/decade between 5 and 200 msec and the average integration for the LP‐200 condition was 8.6 dB/decade. Thresholds over the 5‐ to 200‐msec range for the UNFIL condition did not vary by more than 1 dB, t...

The author discusses the several distinct bonding and structural types involving acetylacetone and its enolate anion that are known.