[Unsigned news stories and editorials], Brown Daily
Herald, September 1921-May 1925. [FTB was on the
Herald staff during this period, and from 3 May 1924 to 1
May
1925 he was Editor-in-Chief.]
The Anthology of English 3,4. Edited by Hans J.
Gottlieb, Fredson T. Bowers, and J. Durward Miner. Providence: Brown
University Department of English, 1923. [Including a story by FTB,
"Release," pp. 1-11.]
"The Street That Ends in the Sea," Casements, 2.1
(November 1923), [8-9]. [An allegory.]
"The Passing Show," Casements, 2.2 (January 1924),
[3-5]. [Parodies of Frederick O'Brien, Theodore Dreiser, amy Lowell, and
D. H. Lawrence.]
"Whitney Warren," Casements, 2.3 (March 1924),
9-13.
[Story.]
"A Coat of Arms for Prom Hosts," Brown Jug, May
1924, p. 12. [Verse.]
[Unsigned items], Brown Jug, May, June, November,
December 1924; January, February 1925. [FTB is listed as a "Juggler" in
these issues.]
"Herald Reviews Latest Number of Casements," Brown Daily
Herald, 6 May 1924, pp. 1, 2.
"The Bookstall," Brown Daily Herald, 30 September
1924, p. 4. [Review of May Sinclair's Arnold
Waterlow.]
"The Bookstall," Brown Daily Herald, 7 October 1924,
pp. 2, 4. [Review of Anne Douglas Sedgwick's The Little French
Girl.]
"The Bookstall," Brown Daily Herald, 10 November
1924, p. 4. [Review of Ernest Brace's
Commencement.]
"The Plastic Age," Brown Jug, February 1925, p. 22.
[Verse.]
"College Slang a Language All Its Own," The Literary
Digest, 84.11 (14 March 1925), 64-65. [The editor presents this
piece
as taken from an article by FTB "as summarized by the Providence
Journal and the Brooklyn Eagle"; the same
topic is
addressed more seriously in "Diction on the Campus," an editorial in the
Brown Daily Herald, 23 February 1925, p.2.]
"The Bookstall," Brown Daily Herald, 24 March 1925,
pp. 2, 3, 4. [Review of Sarah Gertrude Millin's God's
Stepchildren.]
