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Other articles in the issue will include a reprint from the Athletic Monthly by James Laughlin, IV '36, and an article entitled "Labrador" by Androw Brown '34, an account of the author's own experiences in the North. H. B. Barnes '33 has written "After Death." There will be two poems by W. G. Case '36, and one by C. L. Sulzberger '34, entitled "Evangelistic Odes...
Conceived and executed last December, tabulations of the girls' contest appeared in our January issue. . . . Nebraska's running the identical contest, less the approved credit line for reprint rights, may be explained in that their Awgwan ran both contests in one issue, gave a slightly different interpretation and one less "m" to Van Landingham...
...Note:--The CRIMSON regrets that space requirements prevent a complete reprint of Mr. Howard's letter. But as a reply to the main points, which remain intact, the following should be noted...
...books; to discover literature in its contemporary form. While a diamond is always a diamond, it is enhanced by its setting. So also with literature. Who can compare the joy of finding a beautiful passage on an old page to the prosaic pleasure of reading it from a cheap reprint...
...essays which make up this little book are a reprint of three radio lectures delivered by Mr. Eliot in England. On the printed page they reveal the fundamental limitations of the type, although the specific flavor of the lecture is happily absent. The radio, even more than the public platform, is obviously a difficult medium for anything more than the conventional 'appreciative' discourse on poetry, and these essays can best be taken as an exceptionally graceful and discriminating specimen of that character. They bring little new matter to the contemporary 'rehabilitation' of Dryden's reputation, though they may possibly give...