FRIDAY; 9CTOBER 19. 1962
Significance of Cummings as Poet
Attributed to Apt Ear for Language
e. e.. cummings is one of our
most significant Minor poets be
cause of his incredibly acute ear
'for the American language, Eng
lish instructor Charles Holt told
the FRO Ft Club Wednesday eve
ning.' •
(The late poet always spelled
-his name in small letters.)
Hal! SAllithere has been no
tiitotlA since Mark Twain who had
an absolute' command of
dialect. Be: used cummings'
rivent"; or 'beauty hurts, mr.
yinal" to point this up, and also
to illustrate the poet's • concern
ith set.-
In , explaining cummings' un-
Orthodox, use,of syntax, (using a
verb: as an bject -of a preposi
tion); _Holt said grammar books
find dictionaries don't speak.
"People are , the only signifi
cant i grammars and .meaningful
Dictionaries because, at the age
of five, ,a child has control of the
language and makes it work."
.tI Holt described' cummings as
hree persons other than the sig
pificant minor poet whom he
Was: . •
6chracler Authors Article
J. Schrader, associate
professor of accounting, is author
Of-an article titled "An Inductive
Approach to Accounting Theory"
which appears in the current is
, e — of ",Mcounting Review." '
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presents the film__
Ihrist in Jeans"
TONIGHT
Friday. October 19
7:30 P.M..
everyone welcome
HEAR'the Oldies but tidies at
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ocummings the very mad, an
gry young man who was upset
With post-World War I conditions
in the world and America.
scummings the quaelry senti
mentalist and cheap romantic.
•
the war'poet who
felt obligated to sum 'up the at
titudes, of mankind.
Holt came to the University in
1961. He is a Fulbright scholar
with a master's degree In ,theater
arts.
BILLY GRAHAM
"DECADE OF DECISION"
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sorority and fraternity will be
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