English Journal, Vol. 62, No. 2, February 1973

Table of Contents

• Truth Versus Beauty: Language and Literature in an Articulate Society

  John H. Fisher

• Confessions of a Poetry Lech (Verse)

  Norbert Krapf

• War in the Classroom

  Theodore L. Gaillolrd, Jr. and J. Clark Grew

• The Didactic and the Literary in Four Harlem Renaissance Sonnets

  Richard Lederer

• Her First Hamlet (Verse)

  Mildred Bissinger

• The Sexual Bias of Textbook Literature

  Susan L. Wiik

• The Moral Import of English Studies

  Douglas Frame

• Report of a Poet-in-Residence

  Lee Bennett Hopkins

• "Old Radio" in the English Class: It Can't Miss!

  Janet Cushman

• Point of View (Verse)

  Patricia Gilbert

• A Future Shocked Language?

  Martin Nystromd

• For the Members

• Standard Problems and Some Solutions

  Carol Mitchell

• Goal: Maxi-Listening

  Elizabeth W. Gratz

• Life Sentence (Verse)

  Janet M. Goldstein

• Modular Scheduling: A Personal View

  Anne W.Dodd

• Make-It-Yourself Exams for Do-It-Yourself English

  Peter T. Stapleton

• Surgery in the Classroom

  Ray Sposet and Tom Asad

• Frankin 216 (Verse)

  Walter Griffin

• This World of English

  Anthony Tovatt and Ted De Vries

• Professional Publications

  Dorothy Petitt

• The Scene

  Leo Ruth

• Book Marks

  John W. Conner

• ERIC/RCS Report: Black English-Considerations and Approaches

  Holly Smith

• Hooked on Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea (Verse)

  Richard H. Stahl

• Teaching Materials

  Margaret Early and Nathan S. Blount

• Every Monday Morning (Verse)

  Thelma Palmer

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