College Composition and Communication, Vol. 10, No. 4, December 1959

Table of Contents

• Hamburg Report No.1

• Guilty as an Accessory: The Sentence Diagram

  R. Donald Cain

• Our Exposed Linguists

  Alex Kurak

• Some Limitations of Structural Grammar

  T. M. Pearson

• "Masters" and "Slaves": A Director of Composition Looks at the Graduate Assistant

  Philip R. Wikelund

• Why Not Try Collage?

  Virginia M. Burke

• Special Student, Special Section

  Patricia Meyer Spacks

• Maxwell Anderson and Composition and Communication

  Martha Heasley Cox

• Criteria for an Adequate Composition Course

  Jonathan Bishop

• Operation Forecast: Better Writing through Guided Research

  Morton N. Cohen

• Popular Culture and the Freshman: Three Questions

  James Steel Smith

• Many Voices, Many Rooms

  Donald H. Houghton

• “The Bitter with the Better”

  Clara M. Siggins

• A Rebuttal to Dr. Edward Stone's A Plea Against the "Great" Greats

  Robert Russell

• The Writing Notebook Idea

  William D. Baker

• Use a Rifle, Not a Shotgun

  Geneva Meers

• Can Freshmen Be Taught the Art of Revision?

  Lila Kostick Chalpin

• One New Approach to the Freshman Research Paper

  T. G. Grieder, Jr.

• CCCC Bulletin Board

• CCCC 1959 Officers

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