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The Chattohoochee Review was a literary journal that published new works of fiction, non-fiction, poetry and visual arts. This volume features the following entries: "A Conversation with Sterling Watson", "Sharing the "private table of the mind": The Teacher and the Tradition of Human Learning", "Memoirs of a Word Lover", "The Fire", "Withershins", "Being Good", "Poem for Heie", "Granted", " "Stone Axes": Randall Jarrell's Vision of the Poet's Place", "Two by Gilchrist: A Review", "Home Economics: A Review", "The Widow's Mite: A Review", "The Smell of Matches: A Review", "Holding Back Winter: A Review".

The Chattohoochee Review was a literary journal that published new works of fiction, non-fiction, poetry and visual arts. This volume features the following entries: "A Conversation with Sterling Watson", "Sharing the "private table of the mind": The Teacher and the Tradition of Human Learning", "Memoirs of a Word Lover", "The Fire", "Withershins", "Being Good", "Poem for Heie", "Granted", " "Stone Axes": Randall Jarrell's Vision of the Poet's Place", "Two by Gilchrist: A Review", "Home Economics: A Review", "The Widow's Mite: A Review", "The Smell of Matches: A Review", "Holding Back Winter: A Review".

The objective of this research study is to arrive at definite conclusions and recommendations as to the organization and employment of separate armored units of the future. It is to be determined whether or not the prsent separate tank battalion is suitable and adequate for our future needs. TOC: Chapter 1 - Introduction; Chapter 2 - History - Chapter 3 - Maneuver and Field Exercise Lessons; Chapter 4 - Utilization of Tank Battalions in Korea; Chapter 5 - Russian versus German Armor; Chapter 6 - Conclusions and Recommendations; Bibliography; Appendices.

Theater program of the performance "Taming of the Shrew," which ran from February 27-March 13, 1948. Performed by the Gilpin Players. The play was directed by Gerald R. Marans, written by William Shakespeare. Performers include Horace Rickerson as Christopher Sly/Vicentio, Yvonne Peeler as Hostess/Widow, William Gilbert as Lord/Curtis, Melvin Nelson as Huntsman/Biondello, Sparkus Fantroy as Huntsman/Pedant, Robert Dismuke as Troubadour, Ethel Swift as Serving Woman/Tailor, Eugene Foreman as Page/Haberdasher, Clarence Washington as Lucentio, Charles E. Bettis as Tranio, James L. Hicklin as Baptista, C. Austin Brown as Gremio, Lloyd Gentry as Hortensio, Ella Apple as Katherine, Bernyce Scott as Bianca, Russell T. Adrine as Petruchio, Nolan D. Bell as Grumio, and Lawrence Clark as Nathaniel.

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