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1966 — Volume 02 No 3

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FRONT MATTER

NEITHER NEW NOR TRUE
Martin Steinmann, Jr.

COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS FOR ELEMENTARY TEACHERS
Committee on Preparation of Elementary Teachers

TEAM TEACHING IN ENGLISH
Margo Elvin

FROM THE EDITORS

THE THEMATIC APPROACH TO LITERATURE
Karen J. Garvin

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

NOTES ON PROJECT ENGLISH
Karen J. Garvin

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