Analyzes Bob Dylan's music in terms of its similarity with the themes and imagery found in the works of T. S. Eliot, concluding that Dylan should be accepted as an important literary figure. (RB)

Explains how a volume of poetic images entitled The Tiniest Sound'' by Mel Evans was used to stimulate creative writing in the sixth grade. (MM)

Special issue dedicated to Dr. Arnold Reichenberger, well-known Hispanist. (DS)

Special issue dedicated to Dr. Arnold Reichenberger, a well-known Hispanist. (DS)

As part of an inservice program, author attempted to explain the dangers of overcontrolling'' parents and teachers to the development of healthy children. Finding scholarly discussion generating little interest, he recalled a troubling experience encountered as a science teacher and told it in the poem and narrative of this article. (Editor/CB)

Author discusses issues inherent in Emily Dickinson's effort to define herself and to perceive truthfully the milieu in which she experienced life. To appreciate Dickinson, one must not be offended by the reminder that she was a poetess.'' (Author/NL)

Folk ballads, sermons, spirituals, gospels, blues, and jazz have definitely provided a sound base for the development of a distinctive ethnic literature. (DM)

Some hints for making poetry lessons relevant, worthwhile, and interesting for students. (AN)

Special issue honoring Luis Rosales, contemporary Spanish poet. (DS)