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...Semitic 5a New Lect. Hall Slavic 30 Emerson D Sociology 1 Emerson D 2:15 P.M. Philosophy A Emerson D, 211 THURSDAY, JANUARY 21 (XVI) 9.15 A.M. Economics 121a Emerson 211 English A Dr. Baker, Sec. 14, 25 Memorial Hall Mr. Benzanson, Sec. 28, 35 Memorial Hall Mr. Berryman, Sec. 9, 11 Mr. Burnham, Sec. 21, 23, 29 Memorial Hall Mr. Davis, Sec. 13 Memorial Hall Mr. Eliman, Sec. 26, 32 Memorial Hall Mr. Harrison, Sec. 13, 16 Memorial Hall Mr. Lee, Sec. 20, 37 New Lect. Hall Mr. Leisher, Sec. 36, 38 New Lect. Hall Mr. McCreary...
...John Berryman, one of Laughin's "Five Young American Poets" of 1940 is now an instructor in English here. Philip Horton, another English instructor and curator of the Poetry Collection, has a volume on Rainer Maria Rilke scheduled for next year. Fitts has done other work for New Directions, including half the editing of an anthology of Latin American poetry on the docket for next spring. Schwartz has one full-size book already published and two more planned in the near future. Perhaps a connection with Harvard might even be traced to New Directions' prize eccentric, Henry Miller, who contributed...
...whether it is disaster or the resurrection." In practice this seems to make Editor Williams feel that unless a poem tells its readers something disastrous or resurrectional it is not a poem. His anthology contains much overwrought poetic material that could all suitably be grouped under Contributor John Berryman's observation: "Whippoorwill calling, excrement falling." But the book also contains very fine poems by R. P. Blackmur, Marianne Moore, Delmore Schwartz, others...
...result of the cleanup was to drive gamblers to nearby De Soto County, Miss. Tall, smooth Bob Berryman trekked to De Soto, opened the Paddock (dining, dancing, gambling). A rival house was the Shanty. Memphis newspapers reported the Paddock gambling; the De Soto sheriff said he had never heard of it. Last fortnight the Shanty was raided and closed; the Paddock was not bothered. Word went about that Bob Berryman had talked with the sheriff, but the sheriff denied it. A second-string gambler and gorilla named John Phillips blustered that Bob Berryman was trying to be tsar of gaming...
Albert Hines, a young columnist from Bucksnort who likes to write about the joys of bachelorhood, was seated at dinner next to Spinster Edith Berryman (pen name: Mary Ann Jones), with whom for two years he has carried on a feud about a tax on bachelors, suggested by Spinster Berryman. A bridal bouquet was awarded to Miss Berryman (laughter and applause), a sewing basket to Bachelor Hines...