English Journal, Vol. 70, No. 3, March 1981

Table of Contents

• Editors' Page

• News and the English Profession

• Bait/Rebait: Sexism

  Frank S. Zepezauer and Norma Willson

• What You Can Do about Public Relations in Your Region

  John C. Maxwell

• Why Don't They Like English?

  Walter Holden

• Asking the Public about Public Relations

  Linda Shadiow

• The Classroom Teacher and Public Relations

  Robert Squires

• Learning about Writing from the Public

  Marilyn J. Hollman

• An Atmosphere Where Students Dare to Write

  Harry Jackson

• The False Mask of English Teachers

  Greg Larkin

• When Silence Is Not Golden

  James Bell and Angela Purcell

• Students' Writing as a PR Channel

  Joyce E. Killian

• The PQP Method of Responding to Writing

  Bill Lyons

• Tips for Teaching English to Religious Fanatics

  Wally Metts

• Building the Public Confidence

  Anne Auten

• To Whomever Inherits This Room

  Edward Robert Wilkens

• A New Twist to an Old Problem: Recent Court Decisions on School Book Censorship

  June Edwards

• Fair Is Foul

  Julia Shields

• Poetry Criticism and Democracy

  Norman Nathan

• Our Readers Write: Public Relations

• Too Good to Miss

  Shirley Petty

• Departments

• The Whole Is the Sum Total of Its Parts

  Zora Rashkis

• What Is Unique about the JH/MS Student?

  Michael A. James

• Once Upon a Future

  Geraldine E. LaRocque

• The State of Research in Teaching Literature

  Alan Purves

• Teaching ESL: A Note against the Authorities

  Don K. Pierstorff

• Forward to the Fundafnentals

  Ronnie B. Lowenstein

• Poem: Returning to the Scene

  Lahna Diskin

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