Hook-Up, Plug In, Connect: Relevancy Is All
Charles F. Greiner
Literature and the Schools
Arthur Daigon
The Unknown Academician (Verse)
Elizabeth T. Sikoski
Teaching Conrad's Victory to Superior High School Seniors
Sarah I. Roody
"Simplify, Simplify" (Verse)
B. Jo Kinnick
Arthur Miller's The Crucible and Nathaniel Hawthorne: Some Parallels
David M. Bergeron
Racial Understanding Through Literature
Nancy L. Arnez
Department Meeting (Verse)
Bernhard Frank
Flower Power: A Student's Guide to Pre-Hippie Transcendentalism
Paul H. Wild
For the Defense (Verse)
Annis Cox
The Gadfly and the Dinosaur
Ted Palmer
Joseph Papp's Happening and the Teaching of Hamlet
Philip Traci
Journey from Apple Orchard to Swallow Thronged Loft: "Fern Hill"
Mary C. Davidow
The Idea of the Hero
Sheila Schwartz
To P.M.-On Reading a Commentary of P.M. on Hopkins' "Spring"-(Verse)
Naoshi Koriyama
Man, the Creative Artist: An Experiment
Mary B. Eidt and Richard C. Alwood
Heretical Questions
Daniel A. Lindley, Jr.
Composition as the Expression of Personality
Paul F. Cummins
New Concepts in Composition
Katherine A. Andrews
Linguistics: Where Do We Go from Here?
John Algeo
Solving Problems Presented by Teaching Linguistics
Arthur A. Lorentzen
"The Slings and Arrows . . ."
Elizabeth C. Trowbridge
A Florida Fable
Vincent McGuire
Aide to Learning
Katherine S. Stone
Riposte
This World of English
Anthony Tovatt and Ted De Vries
Professional Publications
Dorothy Petitt
Kit Bright (Verse)
Paul D. Swennumson
ERIC Abstracts and ERIC Indexes: Shortcuts to Creative Writing Documents
Robert V. Denby
Teaching Materials
John R. Searles and Nathan S. Blount
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