College Composition and Communication, Vol. 26, No. 2, May 1975

Table of Contents

• The Electric Carrot: The Rhetoric of Advertisement

  D. G. Kehl

• James Baldwin's Style: A Prospectus for the Classroom

  John F. Fleischauer

• To Students Everywhere (with apologies to Henry Reed), a poem

  Raymond Goss

• Black Rhetorical Patterns and the Teaching of Composition

  Michael D. Linn

• Grading Student Writing: A Plea for Change

  W. U. McDonald, Jr.

• Clichés: A Re-assessment

  Charles Suhor

• How Serious Is Sex Bias in Language?

  Muriel R. Schulz

• Speculations on Sources of Confusion in Teaching Composition

  Glenn Matott

• How to Begin to Win Friends and Influence People: The Role of the Audience in the Pre-Writing Process

  Kenneth Jurkiewicz

• Writing as Art

  Francis L. Fennell

• Words, a poem

  Jacqueline Berke

• Composition Evaluation: The State of the Art

  Ross Jerabek

• Selected Bibliography of Research and Writing about the Teaching of Composition, 1973 and 1974

  Richard L. Larson

• Poet, a poem

  Leah Richards

• Composition Finds an Ally in Industry

  N. Alex Stedman, III

• Staffroom Interchanges

• Jeu D'Esprit

• Counterstatement

• As Yet Incomplete, Communication (S) kills, Something it is I would . . ., poems

  E. F. Higgins, J. C. Frye

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