English Journal, Vol. 56, No. 8, November 1967

Table of Contents

• Baseball in American Fiction

  Ralph S. Graber

• Is It Too Much To Ask? (Verse)

  Barbara Bushong

• Teaching Moby Dick: A Method and an Approach

  Lois Josephs

• So You're Going To Teach Shakespeare?

  Frank S. Hook

• The Adult Image in Three Novels of Adolescent Life

  Sister M. Amanda Ely, O.P.

• Shaping the Dystopian Nightmare

  Richard Lederer

• Teaching the Drama

  Frank Coen

• In Defense of an Old Thing

  Kiley E. Roby

• Developing Better English Departments: A Plan for Engaging Administrative Support

  Leo Ruth

• An Academic Course for Non-College Students

  Lillian Schiff

• Integrity (Verse)

  Justin Paschal, FSC

• Snowball Throwers Live Forever

  Steven Schwartz

• Name One Creative Thing You've Done Lately

  L. Lakota Brown

• Linguistics and the Pursuit of Relevance

  Neil Postman

• Effecting Dialect Change Through Oral Drill

  William R. Slager

• Contrasts in Cool (Verse)

  Jean Brigham

• Language: Universals and Divergences

  Anna H. Live

• To Stephen Spender-21 Years (Verse)

  Mary Rutherford

• Another Look at Subordination

  Conrad Geller

• A Backward Glance at High School Composition

  Salibelle Royster

• Composition Evaluation: A Problem of Voice

  Eugene H. Smith

• ". .. That's the Question!"

  Phil Herbert

• Riposte

• NCTE Counciletter: New Challenges

  Albert H. Marckrvardt

• This World of English

  Anthony Tovatt and Ted De Vries

• Professional Publications

  Margaret Early

• Book Marks: Books for Widening Horizons

  Geraldine E. LaRocque

• Teaching Materials

  John R. Searles and Nathan S. Blount

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