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Ua12/2/1 College Heights Herald, Vol. Xv, No. 8, Wku Student Affairs

WKU Administration Documents

WKU campus newspaper reporting campus, athletic and Bowling Green, Kentucky news. Regular features include:

• Alumni News
• Athletics
• Club Notes
• Decade Ago on College Heights
• Music Morsels
• Payoff with Pay
• Personals
• Society

This issue contains articles:

• Seventeen Seniors Complete Requirements for Degrees at Close of Fall Semester
• Art Exhibit Shown in Cherry Hall
• Ferrel Hooks Killed in Plane Crash in Texas
• Guy Foreman Elected to Post at Physics Meeting
• Normal Boulevard to Be Improved by Works Progress Administration Project
• First Order Placed for Library Books from Carnegie Fund
• Four Additions Made to Faculty as Semester Opens
• Talisman Sales Drive Starts Friday …

Pulp, Vol. 2 No. 1, W J. Mccawley, Audrey Lee Blanton, Lynn Hanna, Bill Ferem, Milryn Wallis, Wilson T. Muckleroy, Jack Walker, W D. Moore, Wilma Watkins, Emily Mays, Anne Birdwell, Marzett Thomas, Gladys Burrows, Manton Jones, Eugenia Tadlock, Bessie Rodgers Lundsford

Student Publications

No abstract provided.

Cale Young Rice : A Study Of His Life And Works., Jenny Rose Bere 1900-1987

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

The Lantern Vol. 7, No. 1, December 1938, Ellen Mcmurtrie, Kenneth Bishop, Esther Hydren, Roberta Byron, C. Kenneth Snyder, Alfred Gemmell, Evelyn Huber, Harry L. Showalter, Dorothy Kinsey Shisler, Ernest Muller, Robert C. Yoh, Dorothea Deininger

The Lantern Literary Magazines, 1933 to Present

• The Greatest Gift of All
• Peace
• Two Bums
• October Paints the Valleys
• Have the Notes Died?
• America's Defeatism Complex
• Tahiti Jacques
• When We Take Heed of Life
• From "The Sky Image"
• Still Moments
• Noel
• Foreign Hills
• Just Before

Volume 21, Number 2 - December 1938

The Alembic

Volume 21, Number 2 - December 1938. 66 pages including covers and advertisements.

• "To Men of Good Will"
• Healey, Robert C., "We, The Students, Elect"
• Carignan, Norman J., "Famous Infamy"
• McGovern, Charles J., "Oops! I Split An Infinitive"
• Gibbons, Walter F., "End of Day"
• Healey, Robert C., "Sights and Sounds"
• Wardle, Irving, "A House Built on Poles"
• Sweeney, Charles E., "Guiana Hell"
• Hayes, John T., "Old Schrieber"
• Williams, Ira T., "Ignominy"
• Sherman, Seymour, "On My Learning to Swim"

1938 November, Morehead State Teachers College. English Department.

Quill & Quair Magazine

1938 November issue of the Quill & Quair magazine.

Volume 21, Number 1 - October 1938

The Alembic

Volume 11, Number 1 - October 1938. 65 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contents

• Healey, Robert C., "What Floor, Please?"
• Carignan, Norman J., "Decision"
• Lincoln, Milton, "Rebuff"
• Mulligan, Thomas, "We Wuz Robbed"
• Wardle, Irving, "Guns for Spain"
• FitzGerald, Louis, "A Couple of Years Ago..."
• Healey, Robert C., "Sights and Sounds"
• Landry, Lionel J., "Prelude"
• Gibbons, Walter, "Brother Sebastian's Monkey"

1938 July, Morehead State Teachers College. English Department.

Quill & Quair Magazine

1938 July issue of the Quill & Quair magazine.

The Lantern Vol. 6, No. 3, June 1938, Richard Yahraes, Evelyn Huber, Esther Hydren, C. Kenneth Snyder, Georgine Haughton, Robert C. Yoh, Dorothy Kinsey Shisler, Alfred Gemmell, Elizabeth M. Seidle

The Lantern Literary Magazines, 1933 to Present

• Editorial
• A Senior Muses
• Affinity
• From Darkness Into Light
• Just an Old Bell!
• Memories of a Friend
• To a Small Animal as it Passes
• The Sky and I
• Between the Mountain and the River
• Solace
• Three Little Islands Far From Home
• Beachcomber

Pulp, Vol. 1 No. 1, Lloyd Mccameron, Robert Grayson, Mary Frances Corsey, Gladys Burrows, James Fuller, Weldon Wright, Bessie Rodgers, Audrey Lee Blanton, Janie Merle Muckleroy, Fred Lee, Wilhemina Meriwether, James Graham, Weldon Wright, Carl Brown

Pulp

First issue of Pulp.

1938 May, Morehead State Teachers College. English Department.

Quill & Quair Magazine

1938 May issue of the Quill & Quair magazine.

Volume 20, Number 4 – May 1938

The Alembic

Volume 20, Number 4 – May 1938. 66 pages including covers and advertisements.

• "College Men"
• Sullivan, Robert, "The Bells"
• Healey, Robert C., "The Great American Novel"
• Fanning, John H., "Lamb on Your Bosom"
• Sullivan, Robert, "Falling Stars"
• Sweeney, Charles E., "World Beyond"
• Aumann, Russell, "The Harvest Is Ready"
• Landry, Lionel J., "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes"
• Geary, William D., "The Carver of Nitsuke"
• Gibbons, Walter F., "The Worm Turns"
• Sheehan, Thomas F., "Brotherly Martin"
• MacArthur, Daniel J., "Enchanted Isles"
• "Editorial"
• "Obiter Dicta"

The Voice Of The Phi Sigma -- 1938 --, Phi Sigma

The Voice of the Phi Sigma

This item is part of the Phi Sigma collection at the College Archives & Special Collections department of Columbia College Chicago. Contact [email protected] for more information and to view the collection.

The Lantern Vol. 6, No. 2, March 1938, Frank J. Tornetta, Georgine Haughton, Vernon D. Groff, Mary Hyde, Mabel B. Ditter, Robert C. Yoh, Warren Fuerman, Dorothy Kinsey Shisler, Eli Broidy, Evelyn Huber, Kenneth Snyder

The Lantern Literary Magazines, 1933 to Present

• Among Our Contributors
• Of Special Interest To You!
• Jenny Lee
• The Arguments Against Isolation
• The Note
• Visit of the Grandchildren
• One Finds God
• To The North Lies New Hampshire
• The Two Camps in Washington
• Substitutes
• At Times It Seems So Very Strange
• Episode on a Lake Shore
• My Campus Song
• Irony
• A Chinese Mystery

1938 February, Morehead State Teachers College. English Department.

Quill & Quair Magazine

1938 February issue of the Quill & Quair magazine.

Pulp, Vol. 1 No. 1, Lloyd Mccameron, Robert Grayson, Mary Frances Corsey, Cates Burrows, James Fuller, Weldon Wright, Bessie Rodgers Lundsford, Audrey Lee Blanton, Janie Merle Muckleroy, Fred Lee, Wilhemina Meriwether, James Graham, Carl Brown

Student Publications

The first issue of Pulp and one of the earlier student journals.

Volume 20, Number 2 – January 1938

The Alembic

Volume 20, Number 2 – January 1938. 51 pages including covers and advertisements.

• Wardle, Irving, "Voltaire"
• Cavanagh, Joseph V., "Euthanasia"
• Geary, WIlliam D., "Polyphonic Poetry"
• Houlihan, John, "When I Am Dead"
• Sheehan, Thomas, "Social Catholicism"
• Landry, Lionel J., "Ballet-Ho"
• Geary, William D., "To Mother in Her Grave"
• Finnegan, Francis, "On Home"
• Gibbons, Walter F., "On Wearing Overshoes"
• "Editorial"
• Gibbons, Walter F., "Obiter Dicta"
• "Book Reviews"

A Critical Study Of The Browning-Wedgwood Letters, Alma Augusta Shaffer

Theses

In 1864, three years after the death of his wife, Robert Browning engaged in a correspondence with Frances Julia Wedgwood, an intellectual spinster of thirty. Miss Wedgwood was a woman of distinguished ancestry, being a descendant also of Sir James Mackintosh, and a relation by marriage of Charles Darwin. Miss Redwood had long been an admirer of Browning's poetry. She herself had written several novels, so it was natural that sooner or later an occasion should arise when she and Robert Browning would meet.

The Lantern Vol. 6, No. 1, December 1937, Roberta Byron, Ernest Muller, Mabel B. Ditter, Elizabeth M. Seidle, Jane Poling, Frank J. Tornetta, Vernon D. Groff, Edward L. French, Evelyn Huber, Robert B. Peck, Dorothy Kinsey Shisler, C. Kenneth Snyder, Robert E. Yoh, Eli Broidy, Ruth Grauert, Charles Steinmetz

The Lantern Literary Magazines, 1933 to Present

• After Thinking Things Over
• Ho! Ho! The Mistletoe!
• Unrealized Dreams
• Two Preeminent Victorians
• The Thing
• Progression
• It Wasn't in the Lines
• He Was the Most Perfect Man
• College (C)lasses
• Robins and Roses
• The Commuter
• When the Rose is Dead
• Truth in Print
• Alias Mike Romanoff
• Winslow Homer
• When I Was Young
• Maurice Evans, a Great Shakespearean
• Among Our Contributors
• Of Manx and Man
• A Sanguinary Pirate
• Conversation Has an Adventure
• "Ursinus' Neediest Case"

1937 December Quiz & Quill Magazine, Otterbein English Department

Quiz and Quill

No abstract provided.

A Study Of The Graveyard School Of Poetry, Mary Teresa

Bachelors’ Theses

Interest in the death theme has been pronounced all through the ages because the subject is of such vital importance to man. Poets and writers have expended their best literary efforts in treating death in its every aspect. The purpose of this thesis is to study in particular, a certain group of poets commonly spoken of as The Graveyard School. Their poetry on death will be treated in such a way as to show the hopelessness and pessimism of the various writers.

1937 November, Morehead State Teachers College. English Department.

Quill & Quair Magazine

1937 November issue of the Quill & Quair magazine.

Volume 20, Number 1 – November 1937

The Alembic

Volume 20, Number 1 – November 1937. 65 pages including covers and advertisements.

• Sullivan, Robert, "I Wandered Down Amid the Sedge"
• Healey, Robert C., "Eroica"
• Houlihan, John T., "Nosco et Nescio"
• Coyne, Michael A., "Studying Catholicism Now"
• Graham, John A., "On Walking"
• McElroy, Eugene, "The Church and Labor Unions"
• Cochran, Eugene, "Mourning the Black Orchid"
• Landry, Lionel J., "The Life of a Legend"
• Geary, William D., "Song of Experience"
• Reidy, John J., "Pseudonym"
• Sheeraan, Thomas, "In the Place of the Tsar"
• "Editorial"
• Gibbons, Walter F., "Obiter Dicta"
• "Book Reviews"

Ua12/2/1 College Heights Herald, Vol. Xiii, No. 18, Wku Student Affairs

WKU Administration Documents

WKU campus newspaper reporting campus, athletic and Bowling Green, Kentucky news. Regular features include:

• Alumni News
• Athletics
• Club Notes
• Hilltopics
• Personals
• Society

This issue contains articles:

• Many Teaching Posts Secured by 1937 Graduates
• Joseph F. Hale Gets Fellowship Award at Iowa State University
• ‘Kentucky Day’ Closing Drama Attracts 2,000
• 3 Former Students Commissioned as Second Lieutenants
• Give Yourself a Test; Grade Your Own Paper
• John Vincent Elected Music Department Head
• James Randolph Has Two Books on Press
• H.A. Coconaugher Heads Rural Conference
• John Claggett, on First Cruise, Stops 4 Days in Germany
• Louis Harman Jr., W. L. Matthews Jr. Home …

Sara Teasdale: Her Life And Work, Virginia Mcknight

English Language and Literature ETDs

This study of Sara Teasdale was made not only in an attempt to learn more about her as a woman and as a poet but try to relate the two, to explain why she wrote the type of poetry which she did, why some of her poems express such a joyous love of life and others such as disillusionment. The latter expression is more understandable when the facts of her life are known. The studies of her imagery and stanzaic forms aid in forming an opinion of her ability as a poet and also tend to characterize her as a …

The Lantern Vol. 5, No. 3, May 1937, Jane Poling, E. M. Huber, Jack Maloney, Edward L. French, Valerie H. Green, C. Kenneth Snyder, Frank J. Tornetta, Mabel B. Ditter, Robert C. Yoh, Bertram Lutz, H. Spencer Halberstadt, Catherine Steele, Roberta Byron, Vernon D. Groff, Alfred Gemmell

The Lantern Literary Magazines, 1933 to Present

• Dedication
• Dr. McClure: An Ursinus Man
• Roar, O Wind!
• To the Ladies!
• The Futility of Dying
• The Symbolism of the British Crown
• Oh!
• "It Might Have Been"
• Treat Yourself?
• Three Writers
• Hawaii in June
• On Being a Twin
• Black Magic
• Triangle
• Who Longs?
• A Son Passes
• "Sing an Old-Fashioned Song"
• Questioning
• An Argument About a Fish
• That Morning Eye-Opener
• Scoop for the "Sun"
• The Dead Do Not Die Once
• Give Us Time

Volume 19, Number 4 - May 1937

The Alembic

Volume 19, Number 4 - May 1937. 64 pages including covers and advertisements.

• Hughes, Edward Riley, "Commencement"

• Geary, William Denis, "O Salutaris Hostia"

• Ryan, John J., "On Propaganda and Art"

• Gibbons, Walter F., "Escape"

• Serry, Franklin, "His Is The Cool Of A Mountain Pool"

• Geary, William Denis, "Dawn Comes For Cathleen"

• Campbell, Walter E., "Sorcery To Socialization"

• Smith, E. Allan, "Sweet Sorrow"

• Healey, Robert, "Why?"

• Fanning, John H., "Elementary, Watson!"

• MacArthur, Daniel J., "Notes From A Freshman's Log"

• Hughes, Walter Appleton, "Rossetti, Poetic Expatriate"

• "Editorials"

• "The Collegiate World"

• "Book Reviews"

Ua12/2/1 College Heights Herald, Vol. Xiii, No. 14, Wku Student Affairs

WKU Administration Documents

WKU campus newspaper reporting campus, athletic and Bowling Green, Kentucky news. Regular features include:

• Alumni News
• Athletics
• Club Notes
• Humor
• Personals
• Society
• Sports Shorts

This issue contains articles:

• Annual Gift Promised for Kentucky Library
• Tennis Team Tips Cumberland Here
• Will B. Hill Is Named College Publicity Head
• Thomas W. Renick Makes Top Mark in Pharmacy Exam
• Geography Club Outing
• Alumni Board Nominations Made at Kentucky Education Association
• Kelly Thompson Goes to New Berth
• Talisman Sales Contest Won by Claude Galloway
• Speech Banquet Planned; Date to Be May 19
• Richard Grise Wins Scholarship Medal
• Biology Club Outing
• Stone, A.E. ‘Poet’ Stone …

1937 April, Morehead State Teachers College. English Department.

Quill & Quair Magazine

1937 April issue of the Quill & Quair magazine.

The Attitude Toward Nature In Eighteenth Century English Poetry, Julien Pontier

Bachelors’ Theses

Philosophy tells us that many arguments and seeming differences of opinion may be avoided if the parties involved would simply define the terms of the question under discussion. It will, perhaps, be well then to follow this advice in the treatment of our subject which is Nature as it is found in eighteenth century English poetry. Just what terms then must be defined or made clear? Nature as it is expressed in poetry must be defined, but along with it must also be defined, if possible, the two rather ambiguous terms classicism and romanticism. What relationship, it may be asked, …