Johnson Analyzes Negro Poetry and Folklore Influence
The article reviews Johnsons views on Negro poetry and folklore from colonial times to modern periods. It highlights Phyllis Wheatley as early, Paul Dunbar as authentic, and the shift toward celebrating beauty in Negro culture through sermons and spirituals.
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Boston
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Paul Dunbar
Sailing Dates Revised In Travel Bureau List
Libre has posted revised sailing dates from the travel association noting Bremen departures unavailable July 2 and Columbus sailing July 3 to meet demand. Added sailings include June 2 Dresden June 5 Lapland July 20 Jeneland Aug 10 Olympic July 17 Liemeric with prior announcements Majestic June 22 Statenham June 29. Round trip rate starts at $180, $25 deposit to reserve. cabins limited.
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Boston Police Interfere With Harvard Activities
Police interference with Harvard student productions continues after censoring the Lampoon years ago and now barring Michael Gold's Fiesta at the Harvard Dramatic Club due to an unfavorable Cambridge showing and reportedly obscene lines. The New Student reports the incident to Mayor Nicholas.
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Periodical of Italian Life Explores Immigration Assimilation
Circolino, issued by the Romance Language Departments, debuts its fourth weekly issue on campus this week. The paper surveys Italian life in America and features a main article on Italian immigration and assimilation, along with critiques of Modern Italian Poetry and the film Lucrezia Borgia.
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New Republic Contest Seeks Essays On College Life
The New Republic sponsors an academic competition open to students in classes 1920 to 1900 inclusive. Essays titled College As It Might Be may be up to 2000 words and require author name class college home address and current occupation. Prizes of 100 dollars and 76 dollars await the top submissions, due by April 1928. Judges include Alexander Meiklejohn Max McCann and Robert Morse Lovett.
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Alexander Meiklejohn
University of Wisconsin
Liberal College
Max McCann
Lehigh University
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Robert Morse Lovett
University of Chicago
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