November 1922

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Articles
What Are College Games For?
"Surely we are not in the business of making profits from the games of our students. Nor are we willing that they should be in that business either. But in some way or other we have gotten into that business, have built our fields and used them for extracting all the money which the traffic will bear"
John Brown
“The influence of such a man and such a life and such a death flowed out and on, beyond the men who obeyed him, beyond the men who met him, to those who never knew him and had hardly even heard of him, to the whole country, to the wide world.”
The Atlantic's Bookshelf
All in a Life-Time
The Pomp of Power
'The Ladies!' a Shining Constellation of Wit and Beauty
Love and Freindship, and Other Early Works Now First Published From the Original Ms
Babbitt
One of Ours
Since Cézanne
The New Heredity
A Chinese Journey. I
Christ in Oberammergau
The Silver Cup
'Rivers Unknown to Song' James Thomson
The Point of View in American Criticism
Urban Sketches
The Quare Women. V: The Widow-Man
To Rebecca, Growing Up
Woods Treacheries
Communists and Ploughshares. I
Revolutionizing Religion in Europe
Irish Backgrounds
Britain and Islam
Shall I Run for Congress?
A Guilt-Edged Conscience
The Contributors' Column
Atlantic Shop-Talk
