April 1930

Articles

• Censoring the Conduct of College Women

  Social paternalism on the part of college teachers and administrators is not consistent with their willingness to revise curricula in order to promote in the students a higher degree of intellectual initiative and discrimination.

  Mabel Barbee Lee

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books

• The Testament of Beauty

  John Finley Jr.

• Byron: A Biography

  Katharine Fullerton Gerould

• Women in Fiction

  Mary Ross

• For the Defence

  Felix Frankfurter

• Three Men of Business

  Charles Johnston

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion

  A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks

  Edward Weeks

• In the Dark, Alone

  Kathryne Mary Frick

• Horses and Business

  Frans August Larson

• Dickens, Stanton, Sumner, and Storey

  Moorfield Storey

• A Pagan Boyhood

  Bradford K. Daniels

• The Rescue

  George H. Grant

• Giovanni Boccaccio

  Joseph Wood Krutch

• Teacher or Factory Hand?

• April

  John Finley Jr.

• Proverbs Considered

  Ernest Weekley

• Climate and Human History

  Julian S. Huxley

• Shoofly

  Pernet Patterson

• NTGHT Fear

  Frank Kendon

• Malden--in Retrospect and Prospect

  F. Lauriston Bullard

• New Stimuli for Old

  Paul Mazur

• Our Interest in the Reparation Problem

  E. L. Bogart

• The Notebook of M. Ravel

• The Diamond of the Desert

• Letters of Introduction

  D. and B.

• 'Whan That Aprille--'

• The Contributors' Column

  Julia A. Foley, A. Edward Newton, J. M. Hoover, Archibald Macmechan, Ralph Adams Cram, Wilfrid F. Hemingway, and S. B. Armes

• Book Value Versus Earning Power

  Arthur W. Joyce

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