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1968-1969 Winter Quiz & Quill Magazine, Otterbein English Department

Quiz and Quill

No abstract provided.

Lights And Shadows - 1969, University Of North Alabama

Lights and Shadows

Art and Literature Magazine

The Midwest Quarterly; Vol. 10 No. 2, Kenneth J. Grieb, Karel Hulicka, James L. Mcdonald, Robert L. Perry, Evelyn Schroth, William Mclaughlin, D. L. W. Smith, Stanley Plumly, Edith Shiffert, John Wheatcroft, James Binney, Emilie Glen, Barbara Drake, Thomas Kretz, Robert Joe Stout, Michael Wilkes, Imogene L. Bolls, Midwest Quarterly Editors

The Midwest Quarterly: A Journal of Contemporary Thought

in this issue. . .

TAKING UP our pen on the afternoon of election day, we are more than commonly aware of the suspense, the troubled uncertainty, on the threshold of what we feel in our marrow will prove to be a new age. Of course we could wait until tomorrow and put one minor suspense behind us, that is, the identity of our new president; but, partisan as we were in casting our ballot, and stoutly as we cheered one man in preference to another, we are nevertheless of the opinion that the new president will have little more …

The Messenger, Vol. 95

The Messenger (archival - 1870-)

No abstract provided.

A Re-Evaluation Of Marlowe's Use Of The Classics In Hero And Leander, Naomi M. Patz

English Theses & Dissertations

No abstract.

The Stein, 12/23/1968, University Of Maine Portland

Stein, The (1968-1970)

McNeil Named Chancellor -- Spanish Club Holds Meeting -- UMP Goes On WPOR -- Academic Freedom

The Observer Vol. 11, Issue No. 8, 12/16/1968, Gorham State College

Observer, The (1972)

"Native Son Days" Maine Fights Brain-Drain -- Expert Lectures On Film -- Gorham State Museum Of Main Displaying Ancient Masks Exhibit -- Paintings By Penn State Artist Exhibited At Art Gallery -- Dr. Patrick Smith Makes Debut On Local T.V. -- Parking Situation Reviewed -- Committee Completes Hearings -- "Bug" Hits Campus -- Drama Club Experiments With "The Knack" -- Faculty Open-House -- WORM-Winter Carnival Theme -- GSC Professor Receives PhD. -- Xmas Program Planned

The Stein, 12/15/1968, University Of Maine Portland

Stein, The (1968-1970)

Black America Week Kicks Off -- Senate To Hold Special Session -- Stein Week -- Open End Series To Be Held At LBH

The Stein, 11/24/1968, University Of Maine Portland

Stein, The (1968-1970)

Virginia Eskin To Perform At Bonney Hall Dec. 6 -- Reaction Report: UMP 68 Revised Proposal -- Second Issue of "Maine Law Review" Published -- Debating Club Seeks Out New Members -- Devonsquare Trio Reappear -- Art Theatre Play To Capacity Crowd

The Observer Vol. 11, Issue No. 6, 11/15/1968, Gorham State College

Observer, The (1972)

IDC Considers Curfews -- Students Pre-Teaching Trial -- PA Club To Hold Visit. Day -- Mock Election -- Ad Hoc To Discuss Allocations -- New Library Policy Disclosed -- Disciplinary Matters Discussed -- Food Survey Is Favorable -- Drinking Possible At Gorham -- Norwegian Girl Is Active On Campus -- 'Crucible' Well Received Play -- Budget Cuts Receive Comments -- Schleh Gives Aid To African Studies -- Whitten Feels New Lab Needed

Poem No. 3-4, November 1968, Huntsville Literary Association (Huntsville, Ala.)

POEM

The Huntsville Literary Association was founded in 1967 to provide a community for writers, readers, and artists through workshops, readings, and educational programs. One of their key contributions is the literary magazine titled POEM which showcases original writings from both established and emerging writers. This issue highlights the work of Marion Montgomery as well as features a photo of Kay Boyle, an American writer, on the front cover.

The Observer Vol. 11, Issue No. 5, 10/28/1968, Gorham State College

Observer, The (1972)

Trustees Meet At Gorham -- Faculty Confer On Cut Policy -- Biennial Budget Released -- 'Crucible' To Open Soon -- Liberal Curfews Sought -- Freshman Officers Are Elected In Heavy Turnout Of Voters -- Modern Dance Is Educational; Experience - Program Training -- Oil Paintings On Display -- Senate Committees Report -- Wing Construction -- I.E. Editor Needs Literary Material -- The Play Is Going..."Fine"

The Stein, 10/27/1968, University Of Maine Portland

Stein, The (1968-1970)

Zagarell States Party Platform -- Open Dialogs To Begin Here -- To Start Soon Art And Drama Adult Classes -- Nigeria - Biafra -- The Black Majority -- New Science Building

The Observer Vol. 11, Issue No. 4, 10/17/1968, Gorham State College

Observer, The (1972)

Blue Ribbon Committee Is Established To Review Policies -- Delta Chi Poll Released; Findings "Instigate" Concern -- Committee Adopts Course On Negro -- Afro-American Studies Begin -- Shortill Named To Represent Young Demo's On Committee -- Change In Administration Structure Are Offered -- Afro-American Studies Begin -- Senate "Burns" Organizations -- Roten Galleries Here Oct. 22 -- P.A. Club Plans Mock Election

Blockprint October 14, 1968, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

Blockprint was a student magazine published throughout the 1950s-60s. The October 14, 1968 issue features articles on a proposed "ship of peace" to sail around the world, Governor Chafee's campaign schedule, a call to boycott California grapes, a review of the "HAIR" soundtrack, a Providence Art Club exhibit of RISD alum Michael Ashcraft's work, and other events and notices.

The Stein, 10/11/1968, University Of Maine Portland

Stein, The (1968-1970)

Goodman Speaks SRO In LBA -- Nurses Subjected To Curfew -- Nationwide Election Day Protests Planned -- Chevalier To Read At LBH -- Nigeria - Biafra -- Soccer May Become New Sport At UMP

The Stein, 10/04/1968, University Of Maine Portland

Stein, The (1968-1970)

Mitchell Goodman To Speak Here Today; "Mr. Vice President, We Are Burning Children in Viet Nam And You And We Are Responsible." -- Lewisohn To Read At LBH -- Goodman, Spock Tried -- TEP To Form Here -- Univ. of Maine Budget Released -- Theatre Elections Held -- Hildreth Speaks Here -- Senate Meets

The Observer Vol. 11, Issue No. 3, 10/03/1968, Gorham State College

Observer, The (1972)

Union Gap To Highlight Big Junior Weekend -- Governor Curtis Attends "Campaign 68" Luncheon -- Students Active With Curriculum Committee -- New Editorial Staff Named -- Biafra's Needs Ignored -- YD' Open Headquarters -- Art Gallery Opens Under New Director -- Leading Y.R. Interviewed -- Students React To Cut Policy -- Faculty Totals 88 -- SEAM Is More Involved Says President -- Scandinavian Trip Proves Educational And Interesting -- Brooks Names New Registrar

Focus, Vol. 1 No. 1, Joe Secrest, Gemette Mcguire, Richard Coolidge, Barbara Bostic, Marilyn Pruitt, David Lewis, Donald R. Cochran, Milton Burton, Audrey H. Smith, Fant Smart, Ignacio M. Munoz, Arthie Walling Pope, William Rutledge, Beth Clark, Carol Benson Davis, Leroy Dragoo, Ronnie Kaye, Ed White, Kay White, Sherri Winden, Leo Rudd, Simon David Hayes Rev., Pat Brown, Margaret Birdsong, Walter Reeves Feild, Allyn Peralman, Wilbert Love

Focus

A literary magazine of student writing published by the Department of English of Stephen F. Austin State College.

Focus, Vol. 1, No. 1, Stephen F. Austin State College

Student Publications

A literary magazine of student writing published by the Department of English of Stephen F. Austin State College.

The Midwest Quarterly; Vol. 10 No. 1, Orville D. Menard, Henry Winthrop, S. H. Nulle, Catherine S. Frazer, Major L. Wilson, Irving A. Yevish, Frances Colvin, Edsel Ford, Kinley E. Roby, Leonard Gilley, Nancy G. Westerfield, Bernice Ames, Victor Contoski, Sharon Ann Jaeger, Hargis Westerfield, Midwest Quarterly Editors

The Midwest Quarterly: A Journal of Contemporary Thought

in this issue. . .

REGRETFULLY the editors of THE MIDWEST QUARTERLY announce the resignation of our colleague and longtime adviser in the fine arts, REED W. SCHMICKLE, whose duties as chairman of the Art Department of Kansas State College have increased until he can no longer spare the time so generously given to us these past six years and more. Professor Schmickle contributed an article "Art and the Modern Mind" to the Spring 1960 issue and joined our Board of Editors with the October 1962 issue. A native of Missouri, he holds the B. S. degree from Southwest State …

Ivy Leaves 10, Ivy Leaves Editorial Staff

Ivy Leaves

The Fall 1968 edition of the Anderson College journal of art and literature, Ivy Leaves.

The names of the known editors for this issue of Ivy Leaves were Mike Creswell, Debbie Hannon, Ann Skidmore, Karen Galway, Hank Richardson, Jim Taylor, Carolyn Mulliken, Mary Matthews, Barbara Fleming, Becky Forrester, Mildred King Bearden, Faye P. Cowan, R.S. Moore, Marietta McCown, W.F. West, Jr., M.B. Wilson, Edward P. Vandiver, Jr., and Elizabeth Donald.

The Observer Vol. 11, Issue No. 2, 09/23/1968, Gorham State College

Observer, The (1972)

Designs Unveiled For Construction -- Eight New Faculty Named -- "The Collector" Has Arrived -- List Artists For Season -- Beanies Frustrate Frosh -- Albert Beaudoin Will Direct New Head Start Program On Campus

Blockprint September 23, 1968, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

Blockprint was a student magazine published throughout the 1950s-60s. The September 23, 1968 issue features articles on admission stats, how to increase diversity at RISD, US politics, a RISD Museum sculpture exhibition on Pierre LaChaise, political group "Rhode Islanders for McCarthy" (Eugene), Student Council elections, the Bunuel film "Belle du Jour," and other events and notices.

The Stein, 09/20/1968, University Of Maine Portland

Stein, The (1968-1970)

Dr. Fink Speaks Out -- Pres. Libby Calls For Action -- Campbell Seeks Help Here -- Libby Announces Appointments -- Roger Snow Moves To UMP -- Freshman Views Orientation

The Stein, 09/13/1968, University Of Maine Portland

Stein, The (1968-1970)

Welcome Class of '72 -- Freshman Orientation Schedule -- Faculty Appointed -- Dean David R. Fink Is Named Provost -- Freshmen To Visit Kangaroo Court

The Observer Vol. 11, Issue No. 1, 09/09/1968, Gorham State College

Observer, The (1972)

"Observer" Welcomes Class Of '72 -- New Freshman Class Largest In History -- President Welcomes Frosh -- New Class Policy Goes Into Effect -- Sports Schedule Announced -- Student Newspaper Has Number Of Changes -- Smith Named New Dean Of Students -- S.E.A. News -- New Phy Ed Faculty Named -- Message From The Dean -- "A Typical College Day" -- Over 300 In Evenings College -- New Head Of Library Named

Edgar Allan Poe's Criticism Of The Novel, James Gage

Masters Theses & Specialist Projects

Edgar Allan Poe wrote forty-three critical reviews of novels during the period 1_835 to 1848 that he was associated with the various literary journals in the East. And, although his best known critical works concern themselves with the tale and with poetry, his statements regarding the novel are of sufficient quantity to merit scholarly research. Yet investigation of the major bibliographic sources reveals this to be not at all the case. Thus, this thesis snail endeavor to place some substance in the void of scholarship concerning Poe's criticism lf the novel with the hope that this substance might provide ample …

The Midwest Quarterly; Vol. 9 No. 4, Thomas W. Lombardi, G. S. P. Misra, Nora Satin, Michael R. French, Sanford Sternlicht, Abigail Ann Hamblen, Robert H. Abel, Irene Dayton, Margaret B. Purcell, Ivan Doig, Sonya Dorman, Menke Katz, O. Howard Winn, Colette Inez, Alastair Macdonald, Nancy Price, E. Wesley Walton

The Midwest Quarterly: A Journal of Contemporary Thought

in this issue. . .

DURING TIMES of incessant change any practice or custom that maintains itself for as long as six years may fairly claim to be a hallowed tradition. Just such a tradition THE MIDWEST QUARTERLY is building for itself with this sixth Summer Literary Number. Not that we ever wholly close our pages to a good study of literature at other seasons of the year, and not that our literary number involves any really basic difference from the other three quarterly issues. The emphasis, the approach, may vary somewhat, but all four issues are alike concerned with …

Whitman's View Of The Nature And Function Of His Poetry, Claudia M. Storminger

English Theses & Dissertations

No abstract.