Ten guidelines for good journalism are drawn from the best characteristics of old and new journalism. (RN)

Poetry is still an art form which requires craftsmanship, technique and discipline. Author expresses a negative reaction to Do-your-own-poetry-thing". (ML)

The author describes what skills he used and how he applied them in teaching Language Arts. (MF)

A tribute to the similes and metaphors used by historian Dr. Adolphe E. Meyer in his textbook writing. (IR)

Incorporating typewriters and music into an already non-traditional composition course has resulted in more individual reading, increased acuteness in observation, and improved vocabulary. (JO)

A paper presented at annual convention of National Council of Teachers of English (60th, Atlanta, November 27, 1970.) (Editor)

Recommends criteria related to statement of problem and hypotheses, choice of design, control of variables, analysis of data, and reporting of conclusions and implications in research studies. Bibliography. (MD)

Questions the wisdom of having elementary school students use a thesaurus when they write. (JL)

Describes a study to identify the writing criteria that will assist entry-level accountants in writing acceptable reports and memoranda. (JOW)

Offers evidence suggesting that the styles of famous authors--and probably most writers--are less distinctive than popular opinion allows. Proposes tentative hypotheses concerning the convergence of fundamental styles and the confusion in distinguishing between style and subject matter. (RL)

Argues that teaching abstract writing is a legitimate activity in business communication courses. (HOD)