June 1932

Articles

• What College Did to My Religion

  "What happens to this nicely rationalized system of religious beliefs when scientific notions are superimposed upon them?"

  Philip Wentworth

• Untitled Book Review

  Ethel Wallace Hawkins

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: Preface to Kings

• Kings

  Cuthbert Wright

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion

  A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks

  Edward Weeks

• The Contributors' Column

  Francis Vivian Drake, Bernhard Knollenberg, Alfreda P. Sill, John L. Belford, and R. H. Johnson

• Discounting Luck

  Jonathan C. Royle

• America Teaches, Japan Learns

  K. K. Kawakami

• Caught in the Trough

• Pegasus Express

  Francis Vivian Drake

• August Evening

  Josephine Johnson

• Inland Voyage

  Freda C. Bond

• The Matter With New York

  Rollin Lynde Hartt

• Accidents Don't Happen

  Curtis Billings

• Our Rim-Rock School

  Robert Mack

• The Preaching and Practice of Mr. Biioadback

  Stuart Chase

• On Understanding Children

  W. Beach Thomas

• Waking of a City

  Douglas Malloch

• The War That Is Not War: Letters From the Manchurian Border

  Nora Waln

• Sweets for Squirrels

  Walter Prichard Eaton

• God Helps the Poor Man

  Louis Reed

• In Defense of the Sagebrush States

  B. H. Kizer

• 'Prepare, Prepare, Prepare!'

  Walter Millis

• The Funeral of Ellen Terry

  Katherine Morse

• Something Must Be Done

  Ralph Bergengren

• Pan and the Plumber

  Berton Braley

• Learn English Before You Go

  Frank Loxley Griffin

• A Pernicious Habit

  V. P. Kitchin

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books

• Recovery--the Second Effort

  David Friday

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