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Old Mrs. Craker, W. Patrick Post

The Angle

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1564 Shakespeare 1964, Clarence A. Amann

The Angle

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Time..., Dave Fisher

The Angle

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Chinese Maple, Paul Ferrari C.S.B.

The Angle

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Going On Ten, Eugene P. Walz

The Angle

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"All of a sudden, on Christmas Eve, my old dog Prince decided to die. Me and my dad found him the next day stretched out in front of his doghouse with his leash all twisted around the old Chestnut tree. My dad said that he probably died of a broken heart because be couldn't catch Santa Claus and his reindeer (he thought I still believed in him). But I once heard that when dogs get old they sometimes die of mistemper. Besides, old Prince never would have noticed Santa, …

On Returning To The Hill, Ray Pavelsky

The Angle

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Loneliness, Dave Fisher

The Angle

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Interpolation Problem By Ibm 1620, As Told To Dave Reid, Dave Reid

The Angle

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"Editor's Note: The increasingly important role played by computers in our modern world has not passed by the staff of this magazine unnoticed. Indeed, we can even foresee a new use for these mechanical masterminds-the writing of poetry. To prove our point, we bring to your attention part of a simple math problem. But note the view of life it presents, especially in the last ten lines."

In Securing Oblivion, Joseph M. Ciuffini

The Angle

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"It was once just an old sand lot sitting in nothing and surrounded by other sand lots. The lot lay content in doing nothing. Large grains of sand shifted; water spilled over rocks and stones and filtered into deep crevices. But nothing moved under its own power, for power was as of now, not. Only passive parts, waiting."

The Middle Ground, Dave Fisher

The Angle

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The Daisies, W. Patrick Post

The Angle

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Lines, John J. Attinasi C.S.B.

The Angle

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Remembering Is Shadows, Ray Pavelsky

The Angle

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A Report From The Educational Field, Leo A. Hetzler C.S.B.

The Angle

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"Now under intensive study by educators throughout the country is a revolutionary method of teaching pioneered this year by Professor Alfred E. Neuman of Vauxhall University, North Dakota. In a recent interview Dr. Neuman explained exactly what his procedure had been this Fall Semester in the first trial of his daring new system. "I met with my class for ten minutes the first day and gave them lists of the books that made up the course, most of which could be found either in this or other campus libraries. …

Beneath The Cloud Pregnated Skies..., Dave Fisher

The Angle

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Formal Philosophy, John F. Robbins C.S.B.

The Angle

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Albert Camus: Philosopher -- Artist, Eugene P. Walz

The Angle

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"Much of modern fiction, whether it can be said to be existential in theme or not, is concerned with deep philosophical problems. The rapid technological development and increase in the very tempo of our lives so noticeable in the Twentieth Century has caused many thinkers to re-evaluate and rediscover fundamental truths and ideas. A sense of isolation or estrangement from other men and from God is a dominant theme in today's writing. Modern man feels lost or alone when he observes the world around him. Thrown hack upon the …

Know Thyself, Donald Dorschel

The Angle

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The Coming-Out Party, Thomas Mckague

The Angle

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"Note: Although we do not have the space to print the whole of this play, we the editors thought that the readers of the Angle would be interested in sampling a few selections from it."

Full Issue, No Author

The Angle

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Inscape 1964, Morehead State College

Inscape: Art & Literary Magazine Archive

The 1964 edition of the Inscape: Literary and Art Magazine.

Ua37/44 Diary To Kelly, Gordon Wilson

Faculty/Staff Personal Papers

Diaries written by former English professor Gordon Wilson to WKU president Kelly Thompson reminiscing over old times at Western Kentucky University.

• 4:30 PM, 3/22/1964
• A Common Cultural Background, 3/12/1964
• A Widening Influence, 3/4/1964
• Again & Again, 3/19/1964
• An Unending Process, 3/12/1964
• Curriculum, Curricula, 3/1/1964
• If?, 3/9/1964
• Learning in the One-Roomed Country School, 3/2/1964
• Loses & Gains, 3/11/1964
• Our Big, Big Group, 3/18/1964
• Our Small World, 3/2/1964
• Preparation of Our Faculty, 3/24/1964
• Programs, 3/19/1964
• Recognition of Research, 3/6/1964
• Second Wind, 3/1/1964
• Simplicity & Sophistication, 3/28/1964
• So Young & Yet So Old, 3/3/1964
• Some Evidences of Culture, 3/4/1964
• Some Lost History, 3/28/1964 …

The Religious Imagery In Emily Dickinson's Love Poems, Constance B. Kirby

Graduate Thesis Collection

This paper will discuss to what extent Emily Dickinson's heritage, environment, and experience formed her attitudes on religion and love, and will explain how successful she was in translating her intense emotional experience of love into poetry by examining her use of religious imagery.

Lights And Shadows - 1964, University Of North Alabama

Lights and Shadows

Art and Literature Magazine

Viewpoint, 1964, Peter Biehl, Bob Porter, Bob Yeager, Tom Kahler, Gregory Hill, Roger Johnson

Literary Reviews Through the Ages

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Ump Campus, 12/1963, University Of Maine Portland

UMP Campus (1959-1967)

Expo Game Dec. 21 To Climax UMP Festivities -- Architects Start New Plans -- NOMA Helps UMP Club -- New Knowledge Offered for Adults -- Pres. Elliot Reports on Expansion

Umpus, Vol. 2, No. 12, 12/18/1963, University Of Maine Portland

UMPus (1963-1967)

Student Council Minutes -- Fashion Trends (ACP) -- Finals (ACP) -- Weekly Calendar

Volume 43, Number 2 - Winter 1963

The Alembic

The Alembic - Volume 43 (labeled 44), Number 2 - Winter 1963. 40 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents:

In Memoriam....5

Surviving Image, James P. Farrelly, ’64... 6

Woman In Black, James P. Farrelly, ’64....7

A Visit, Michael Castelluccio, ’64...............9

The Death of My Mother, William E. Coleman, ’65.. 15

Christmas Dinner, John Eagleson, ’64..... 17

The Poems of St. John of the Cross, John Eagleson, ’64....21

Carillon For Christmas, Ronald Bouchard, ’65...28

Blockprint December 16, 1963, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

Blockprint was a student newspaper published throughout the 1950s-60s. The December 16, 1963 issue is a literary supplement and features advertisements for sophomore weekend at RISD featuring John Hammond, an essay on Mondrian, poetry, drawings, photographs, and creative writing.

Umpus, Vol. 2, No. 11, 12/11/1963, University Of Maine Portland

UMPus (1963-1967)

Sports News -- Student Council Minutes -- Weekly Calendar