English Journal, Vol. 56, No. 1, January 1967

Table of Contents

• Matter and Meaning of Motion Pictures

  The Rev. J. Paul Carrico, C.S.C.

• The Faculty Club, Wittenberg (Verse)

  William F. Gavin

• Reeling in English Class

  Sister Mary Labourd Harig, S.N.D.

• Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner: First Film Fare

  Sister M. Amanda Ely, O.P.

• Macbeth for the Busy Reader (Verse)

  Richard Gaggin

• Aboard the Narcissus

  Evalee Hart

• An Approach to Teaching The Secret Sharer

  Marian C. Powell

• The Role of Order and Disorder in The Long March

  Welles T. Brandriff

• A Letter to J. A. (Verse)

  Pansye H. Powell

• The Weltanschauung of Steinbeck and Hemingway: An Analysis of Themes

  Samuel Scoville

• Miss Brownstone and the Age of Science

  John H. Bens

• Helping Students See Their Language Working

  W. Wilbur Hatfield

• The Feature System in the Classroom

  Keith Schap

• Syntax: Some Present-Day Concepts

  Curtis W. Hayes

• Some Usage Forms Die Hard-Thanks to College Entrance Exams

  Evelyn Schroth

• Is Composition Obsolete?

  Solomon S. Simonson

• Teaching Writing Today-Composition or Decomposition?

  Edward Lueders

• Priming the Pump and Controlling the Flow

  Vivian Buchan

• How To Write Less Efficiently

  Arthur A. Stern

• Showing the Average Student How To Write-Again

  Lillian Schiff

• Get Smart: Let TV Work for You

  Robert Meadows

• The Analysis of a Script: An Act of Love

  Bruce Sweet

• An Argument for a High School English Department Arena Theater

  Charles A. White

• Skimming Practice

  Irvin Weiss

• The Mimeographed Paper in a Small School

  Charles T. Dykstra

• Riposte

• This World of English

  Anthony Tovatt and Ted De Vries

• Curriculum: New Perspectives

  Robert Shafer

• Teaching Materials

  John R. Searles and Nathan S. Blount

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