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101. Distributed air-to-ground targeting

Author

Ralph, Jason F., primary, Smith, Moira I., additional, Bernhardt, Mark, additional, West, Catherine E., additional, Angell, Christopher R., additional, and Sims, Scott W., additional

Published
2002
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114. LETTERS.

Author

Lamolinara, Vinny, Ribbe, David K., Mahoney, James D. "Tony", Bernhardt, Mark A., Malec, Bill, Hoy, Patrick J., Noguchi, Russel A., and Parrott, Evan

Subjects
MILITARY aeronautics, ARMED Forces
Published
2022

133. Methods of teaching dermatology

Author

Bowen, John T. and Bernhardt, Mark

Subjects
Dermatology -- History, Dermatology -- 1900s (Decade) AD, Health
Published
2003

135. LIZZIE BORDEN TOOK AN AXE…: CONFLICTING VIEWS IN THE NEW YORK PRESS COVERAGE OF THE BORDEN MURDERS.

Author

Bernhardt, Mark

Subjects
*MURDER, *CRIME, *SOCIAL conditions of women, *GENDER role
Abstract

In 1892 Lizzie Borden was arrested for killing her father and stepmother with an ax. Was she guilty? The search for an answer to this question revealed the struggle taking place in the United States to define proper behavior for women and confine them to their assigned social sphere. The New York Herald and New York World engaged in this struggle through their written and visual coverage of the case. The two papers took very different approaches to their presentation of Borden based on the prevailing social conceptions of women's character and, especially in the case of the World, their journalistic styles. The Herald was consistent in the view of Borden it provided in both its articles and pictures. The World's articles and pictures at times seemed to contradict each other, and eventually the World completely reversed its opinion on Borden's guilt. Ultimately, the juxtaposition of these two specific papers is historically significant because the manner in which they covered the case demonstrates that the dominant culture asserted an ideal for gender roles, the Borden murders revealed a breakdown of that ideal, and the Herald and World, in different ways, assisted in propping up the ideal to reassert the power of the dominant culture. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011

142. Report of a Family With an Unusual Expression of Recessive Ichthyosis: Review of 42 Cases

Author

Bernhardt, Mark and Baden, Howard P.

Abstract

• A family with a history of ichthyosis is described in which the type of scale was thin and fine, resembling that of ichthyosis vulgaris, but the inheritance is of the autosomal recessive type. We have reviewed our previous experience with 42 additional patients whose condition had been diagnosed as recessively inherited ichthyosis and conclude that there is considerable heterogeneity in the cutaneous manifestations. We suggest that it is not possible to classify all patients into categories such as lamellar ichthyosis or congenital ichthyosiform erythroderma, and it may be better to use a more general term such as recessive ichthyosis until specific causes can be established.(Arch Dermatol 1986;122:428-433)

Published
1986
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