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Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Two Clark College professors, Dr. John H. Morrow and Miss Esther Jackson, presented papers on Sartre's existentialism and Williams' tragic form at the 16th annual College Language Association meeting in Normal, Alabama, last week.
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Two Clark College professors participated in the Sixteenth Annual meeting of the College Language Association at Alabama's Agricultural and Mechanical College in Normal last week.
Dr. John H. Morrow, chairman of the College's Department of Modern Languages, delivered paper on "Jean Paul Sartre and Existentialism" before the Association Foreign Language Section.
And Miss Esther Jackson, Director of the Clark College Playhouse and assistant professor of speech, discussed: "Tennessee Williams: One Approach to the Problems of Tragic Form in the Modern Theatre."
The College Language Association has two sections, one devoted to English and another to foreign languages.
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Alabama's Agricultural And Mechanical College In Normal
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Two Clark College professors participated in the Sixteenth Annual meeting of the College Language Association. Dr. John H. Morrow delivered a paper on 'Jean Paul Sartre and Existentialism' before the Foreign Language Section. Miss Esther Jackson discussed 'Tennessee Williams: One Approach to the Problems of Tragic Form in the Modern Theatre.'