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Summer 1944

Tragic Dilemma: The Negro and the American Dream

By Rupert B. Vance
Autumn 1938

Transatlantic

By O. W. Riegel
Summer 1942

Columbus Discovered America

By Wesley Frank Craven
Autumn 1939

A Philologist Looks At “Finnegans Wake”

By Archibald A. Hill
Winter 1939

Let’s Join the United States

By Maury Maverick
Autumn 1931

The Green-Room

Spring 1929

First Years of the First Colony

By Philip Alexander Bruce
Autumn 1929

Maxim Gorki

By Stefan Zweig
Spring 1928

Two Studies of Jesus

By Edward Wagenknecht
POETRY / Autumn 1928

Acquainted With the Night

By Robert Frost

I have been one acquainted with the night.
I have walked out in rain and back in rain.
I have outwalked the furthest city light.