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...sees it, 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...
...said Harvard's latest hat contributor to the political ring, Frank J. Davy '39, as he busily stamped piles and piles of books in Widener, where he works at the delivery desk...
Said Georgetown University-educated Luis Muñoz Marin, a onetime contributor to the Nation, American Mercury, Baltimore Sun: "What the hell! I don't speak very good French, either. Will English...
...managers who are not yet managing are likewise not solely responsible. Each U.S. citizen, as consumer, wage earner, factory worker, housewife or as a silent contributor to morale, faces the same responsibilities. Today, the U.S. consumer has more buying power than he ever had before in his history. Soon there will be $5 billion banked up behind the houses, the automobiles-the items known as durable consumers' goods-that he wants and will not be able...
Dean Birkhoff, contributor to the fundamentals of dynamics, is a past president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and of the American Mathematical Society. He earned his doctorate at Chicago in 1907, and has taught here since 1912. Recognized as one of America's leading mathematicians, he has been a dean for six years...