English Journal, Vol. 58, No. 8, November 1969

Table of Contents

• New Literature for Inner-City Students

  A. C. Brocki

• Roofthings, or View from a Teachers' Lounge (Verse)

  Ruthann Pippenger

• The Hidden Terror of Robert Frost

  Charles B. Hands

• Diction in Warren's All the King's Men

  R. Glenn Martin

• Middle Earth in the Classroom: Studying J. R. R. Tolkien

  Richard Roos, S.J.

• A Case for the Irish

  Irene Sherwood

• Charlie Brown Goes to School

  Marilyn E. Miner

• False Starts and Distorted Vision in April Morning

  Elizabeth Collamore

• Self-Fulfilling Prophecy and the Haiku

  Henry I. Christ

• "An Upside-Down Thing"

  Edward G. Eberhard

• Compositions: Assigned or Developed?

  Milton A. Kaplan

• Language: What To Do about a Drop-in

  Charlton Laird

• What Can We Teach about Language?

  Donald A. Sanborn

• Semantics: What and Why

  Charles Weingartner

• A Perfectly Normal Spelling Dilemma

  Dorothy C. Olson

• About Those Sentence Fragments

  C. T. Shades

• Old English Survival in Mountain Speech

  Jewell Kirby Fitzhugh

• Journalism Is My Hang-Up

  Barbara J. Leonard

• Advice to the Curriculum Committee: Begin with the Three -cy's

  Bryant Fillion

• The Liveliest Art in the Classroom

  August Franza

• More Avant-Rock in the Classroom

  Robert E. Morgan

• NCTE Counciletter: Addenda for the Agenda

  William A. Jenkins

• This World of English

  Ted DeVries and Anthony Tovatt

• Professional Publications

  Dorothy Petitt

• Book Marks

  John W. Conner

• NCTE/ERIC Report: Film Study in the Secondary School

  Robert V. Denby

• Teaching Materials

  Nathan S. Blount and John R. Searles

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