I'm gonna have to disagree.
First of all, most schools DO allow you a two page resume. It doesn't mean that you have to use the ENTIRE second page for publications only as you would in a industry specific MBA. But there's probably other things you can expand and add (Like community service section, more extra curricular stuff etc.). anyhow the decision whether to leave in or put something goes as follows:
If it can be impressive we leave it in. We remove in relative function of what ELSE you have in your resume. So if you have five pages we gotta take out SOMETHING! But publications do establish you as an expert, so they should be in.

That's a tough one! I'd say, take it on a case-by-base basis. As a rule, you don't want to bury the adcom with data, because the more you write, the less they read.
I have certainly worked with clients where an extra page of publications was appropriate; sometimes applicants email the schools for guidance and are told to use the Optional Essay for that, rather than a second page of the resume.
Bear in mind that not all publications add strategic value, but if they include front-facing presentation at industry conferences or publications in mainstream periodicals rather than obscure journals, it can be worth the extra space.
That said, in most cases I've found that integrating them chronologically within the job heading or university studies in which this publication took place is the best way of keeping resume-bloat under control.
Good luck!
Margaret Strother