English Journal, Vol. 61, No. 4, April 1972

Table of Contents

• Melville's Riddle for Our Time: "Benito Cereno"

  Theodore L. Gaillard, Jr.

• Homage to Conrad (Verse)

  Janet M. Goldstein

• Response to Prejudicein Romeo and Juliet, The Merchant of Venice, and King Lear

  Anthony J. Lewis

• Dope and the Ninth-Grader (Verse)

  Rod Milne

• The Mystery as Mind-Stretcher

  Verda Evans

• Motivating Students To Study Shakespeare: A Creative-Notebook Approach

  J. Gordon Greene

• Persons (Verse)

  Charles W. Williams

• Instructive Destructive

  Margaret S. Larson

• Maximizing the Wheelbarrow

  Howard Van Dyk

• English as a Many-Splendored Thing

  Hans P. Guth

• The Curriculum of Fusion, Las Vegas, and What Is Happening to Our Heads

  Daniel A. Lindley, Jr.

• Spontaneity with a Purpose: Elective English Programs

  Ann M. Jaekle

• The New Supermarket: A "Dystopian" View of English Electives

  Roger J. Fitzgerald

• The Professional Poet (Verse)

  Hermoln M. Ward

• Sorry, Dr. Silberman! Mini-Courses in the High School

  Adele H. Stern

• holiday (for john berryman) (verse)

  William Fisher

• Would You Believe?

  Robert V. Rife

• Performance Contracting: Some Reservations

  Edmund J. Farrell

• Objectives, Accountability, and Other Unpleasantries

  Arthur M. Cohen

• Who Counts?

  James Mogett

• NCTE Counciletter

  Walker Gibson

• The Hilda Taba Teaching Strategies in English and Reading Classes

  The Hilda Taba Teaching Strategies in English and Reading Classes

• Riposte

• This World of English

  Ted DeVries and Anthony Tovatt

• Teaching Freshmen English in the Spring (Verse)

  Natalie Gawdiak

• NCTE Counciletter

  Robert S. Bennett

• Degree Candidate (Verse)

  Norbert Knapf

• Professional Publication

  Dorothy Petitt

• Book Marks

  John W. Conner

• NCTE/ERIC Summaries & Sources- Performance Contracting: Pot of Gold? or Pandora's Box

  Daniel J. Dieterich

• Six Lines for the Would-Be Poet (Verse)

  R. Bruce Daniels

• Teaching Materials

  Margaret Early and John R. Searles

• For Members

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