Newspaper, magazine, and journal articles, 1968 - 1993, undated

Consists of articles written by Gaylin. Includes:

(1968, January 15). Youth torn by doubts about drugs, war, sex. The Supplement of the Columbia Daily Spectator. 1,4.

(1969). War resistors in prison. Columbia Forum. 12(4), 44-51.

(1969). Prisoners of principle. Christianity and Crisis: A Christian Journal of Opinion. 29(22), 325-328.

(1970). The peace prisoners–Serving time and consequence. Case Western Reserve Medical Alumni Bulletin. 34(2), 8-9.

(1971). War resistors in prison. The Radical Therapist. 1(6), 10.

(1971). No exit: The turf of the federal parole board is a landscape of illogic. Harper’s Magazine. 86-94.

(1971). The peace prisoners–Serving time and conscience. The Centaur of Alpha Kappa Kappa. 76(2), 17-20.

(1972). A Brief for amnesty. Columbia Forum. 1(2), 35-38.

(1972) Gaylin outlines ethical dilemmas: Extracts of major speeches. AAUW Journal.

(1972). The caprice of punishment. The Catholic Worker. 38(4), 1,8.

(1972). Crisis in authority: The failure of the model. Psychiatric Quarterly. 46(4), 563-571.

(1972). The prison system is sick–But does it need a psychiatrist? The Bulletin, The New York State District Branches, American Psychiatric Association. 14(8), 1, 8-9.

(1972). Sharing the hardest decision. Hospital Physician. 33, 46-48.

(1973). Rado, the teacher. Bulletin of the Association for Psychoanalytic Medicine. 12(Special Issues), 10, 19.

(1973). Rado, the teacher. Psychotherapy & Social Science Review. 7(3), 19.

(1973). Shall we fabricate human beings? Foremost. 23-31.

(1973). The patient’s bill of rights. Saturday Review. 22.

(1974). Impartial Justice. Lithopinion. 9(4, 36), 41-44. (1976). Who should decide?: The case of Karen Quinlan. Christianity and Crisis: A Christian Journal of Opinion. 35(22), 322-324.

(1983). Feeling Good, doing better, but using drugs. Hastings Center Report. 23.

(1986, October 4). A Psychiatrist wonders what’s happening to romantic love. TV Guide. 4-8.

(1993, May). The “She asked for it” defense. Mirabella. 112-114.

(n.d.) Harvesting the dead: The potential for recycling human bodies. Hastings Center Report.

(n.d.) Putting it back where it belongs.