Suniday, March 31, 1 957

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Page Three

MALCOLt-,1 COWLEY
No Shyness About the Expression& Development of His opinions
By ALLANH STILLWAGO N ' "Young foevism" struck home,
aalsSafzBi and She conveisation moved closer.
ANVEA AOi a k Fortumately the epitaph did not.
MAY ERSAly inknow ag Te' " I likt the Univeisity, the students
Cliarleston or The Jazz, Gertrude aero n mhvn
Stoit marie aaouonremaik to intiestiiittim
Eriieot Bemingwaoy: their a oo What 'about student writing?
be the Loot Genera tion. Lust Gen-1tlo atr ve h
rain so oteO roo n senmesteri is oldei and I have read
'o iS was.moe
Malcolnm Cosiley wsarpstIoft11 About the Daily? "I am very
this, as lost as iheprestbslkintis ed. It's a good paper, dn'S
this as ostas te rst, utlikeleae it.'Ihere is nothing more
most 5of lots tellows, he lhoed to avlbeinouclegdystn
remember lowisit felt, to ws'itev'publiainyoiincolgedsa
and to vwrite sitecesotullyulcain itetn.ealns
r s 1being seaid by other people, cutting
Ainrito comns'to gMicligani for 0tebn etn ntoil o
Cowley' is guest lectures of sloe s youi miheiaesetn n rul o
English departmenit untlil Joit About
Removd frm sie doy of iteointtmistatkes: The Romance
Remoed romtheday ofthein ingealeandtheGrenwih d- , Lnguages Building i' a beautiful
btiiih, Soe gaitdlttsllo ci supla4c' , bitt the one over there tthe
is "aprtmntparies h isno: Eonomics Building) is even better.
Stiltatmttan'itti eedyprtio.rt of the's5 "' oi s NoS Ithaisn't decided about the
askytirmapeiclassroom.y.5(, il Administration Builditng, butt the
T: e(Eue t ortoto'l VIItl is CRITIC s IFnowII'otnitubtehtidit (Sturieit Artist-
Itss 505tetsibli'reasonto r liiihapsitellatp0 yeaII areNa t cithetolee y." E oisil i u
i'>~ s Sl 1 it ;_1ii i n itt ; A C -11 It12 I0 - re to But atitle frorn some archti-
tioerri lt'Io init f mBeanis Sgyi o s tt iti5 i e clii iSmtoupia, te editor of the
i '; in hc ozly fit'S :.tit 1..,ti Aiit"Silo .1i i fori tt liii t Is i it ist io liii' it oS 5 ctto. ityi atN to lie
t ,str ti th- nc il,,trio Iitt (a > + s t s d in Eii to ri Sth illi t ttlef a d h-ot wtooi 'd eci latied, 'V" Ite cin the tutto of portablesstit Heingwtay, Faulkiner,
btulitecitmitit li iSf te Dit iGottrltieiai ooii int otro o erls tt M ttFct anodIHisthtoitecronmpliments the
War andst il eie,,(,rps0h of Utiit i a iti iuse "he diearves toii le Itr i t atto tictro N11,ty ci nth eiidionist o cis at Dotwiimnt old.Siieetg' its
pliic dt li ie tes hoot'iintiesipecitalyy 0 toidlri' rrctrrrtt'e,,met ttidettitit i oniied tibetrlisi."heeft , t,"M citigan selects
ttILLS toisi i ii\ t A N li tiv e , loii' It It off ight o tis'' rstothale I iv o d O 51S READESd Lt" Is o dits so tailff il antid well, there
1'IIS III t ihtiiilloohfa iiit i'i lile d ii licree betwveen thse
ofIeatt a ill - vtioalt! i s l tec itiitniof to -to t hroSli iii Suitit's' st itii laes'iT is is a titme ofquaolity 01f te factulty bore as tol l
fotrmaul ! s o Citirty him ' tr;!1 iter tiw itl) oJaimets totoioetit of I ho Pt,,itori Ills anolyst' an s chis oanalysoto, ot She Ea ttstern 'scholo.
are cohtiitlt ii 'io i toil d He wiii iii Iffor n i ce is Ou ; 1ctia t o iii to io citbold sy tiloic tinkero" To Thot Titis cittld be iteret ed as
bothi lt -reSt adttbuito Ott i ~e liS t o omithaSt ii iiittritsoutr tind oldhy otitd u tai d n ito oui sD isli e suiitted a'u tiocl ifi i m t inst' a differitice betwiecu the
pred'oitiib le n firt sicii ii as i t ilred- itush furntsiitthad of i t: f' n.,t)),. t o its DOuris o is n ae of tuitle-e ckii tudtrit bodies,'ottOi rightly so.Bitt
Th ate s58 grrldea f t'd ii te twiiligh t iii iOtss eott is; tiotodyl wats to slitckthe Hatrvaordr duiate dues toot
o,1'tikons I1 . . A - no ,it trts tis'lt' i ti ti' it ittttti mtlout t otof n,:1;ot.s '" li, itlu id ''Itiete 'n unidiistoegay es .I
roit i lltt i i l ii tii n itt t titi if tot iitot'iii alit; t oifwoetitS iit tgec m on siS 'o e n sourepolIt
itltit iifo( . andsmtt'il ?1 iseof i to titov ilfeatrtu hasSteedisiilevelSit
l~itr I i ii''sit il ub tttotilhut uh'ise I ii it tt~fromitourto flli
tssttesl' tt" "ist s11 itti cottmou''thto tittaIlo' ot t bie bu
o't'tl. i utu ~t i iirit 5 u b tti te
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'IW V UNDAYs AtG5) ililt
- 'ltSt'of Bookstl oetlutmoi
ito te flevYorT'ietotoCiliii'Wil-
suit, sauthoroftiOS Theos Dttoilet
ritlerentited bietwetenwilt itli
ctilled "hoe m~icr0 oope" 'anel te j
telescoe"ins modern ii g
Aisoto" sveril ioter citarges lie
tevel:-,asoitnt motterto itoMi.
WilttonbetI. ts te bulk if odays
Entgltihttusl Amicanis toitiiin" foti
ito etphsios osonte nminsutiae if
eser'ydeay life''-whoat le calls the
nitcrosope appoachtito1wriiting.
At te othtersexteme lot pltcis She
writing w'trh a broaduierstal
comittisoStll at abttiactionsandf
s'.tte.pit"",etoerlia I ctat -Th
'rI"r". soIte astsoi it
Sitenitiiite' fflity foti
to'mirosopeiinitodesornrt ite's-
hrc atitudse cotmeningtuawritierI
ftt' "'rdtitt iit aheO tori
. e ! 1 ousthmtlan
iliv lilm tdi-'i
tat a pIbettisti
I lt' itt't',iolt' ' ilt jlt
Alt Wit'iti Sui
-, to Pt ,.st '.".tst iysis to musr? kf

Alie feimse of the Minutie'
In' the ilodern Short Story
tout attitude Itod hitnitutti t he ''sices" Mri',Wlsonicoemnri sto artes thai.tconrn ihmselses
inily. itn str writinog. Diur ate is tiirid of wvitsloe transietnt, momentary I
its sltpidity, someone shld rii- poignatncies of eierysday lifts--
THINK 2V ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~Mo Wilson.tks i form r.sisn frte very ss'whatitoghS be called Petite veri-
mistsin a trifle too sertiosy. BC esonothoat it weitgts too con- te.

tsems sirattirily out of tint withj
our suibduiediita;;- =i velZ'itgeist.
Hidde n itsay fori so mainy yeatsj
tot te ptroondscotlariship tit
'-titil Irtst to is ii i iite tra'it otn
motdern tin a "Philtosopiotc's Ste-
dictituett Mi. Wilson, hikeNip
Mutt Winikleseens'to10hbateE
ttw'iken'ttd in 'taurfliie inds eon-
fusedl 'atd atoonitotc.
Atitiito" oisch a'o tssibility,"ii
wtitld oeemonotlyrigtthst itomni
tttiemiotbe mtdtri aIo xp lit
Mro WlsonitWilty ItiecrscotitpeI
hats hisecomoe soitrtintsit a somolo
of toayt' riltit'' -anditrieSiteican
bitn it itle 0WithltMi. Wilson's
cotensitinthati iit faii Bt i
sottltdtntr"ouncirrete~d 'thei
hot staitteo15atlytiiat or cultiti
!ait.tty t wosuildl 'ppetiriiifoaoy-
;lios thi Ile oppoiteui siste
Dour1'i;tiliuti' ou;rin tot1-'es of be-
itd'tise by'tI-ititstty'o and
iIi ttA lot t t lto'S tsi to'I tt'

o scions-betsy ott our oltouldrs. It
its usalso giouto a bit werssof te 1N "T'BEOCHAPTE'RfIott Artand
5 'ratsod cosnfounding pasadoxes Morals of his "Piniscples of
oh Manisoattitsudes, asodof tSb Literasy Criticism," I. A.Nohds j
t"nIryyotung"men"alto epeapostPoses Stt "Voute lies set sie
mhsmswitoust conmpassion or a I imint-ue partlisularso of r esponse
tt potis , te-itrd torthSleperfplexitietand -attitsude,'"ridtSits"She 'artist I
exseue -iitein short, so an capesr5isin tin suteopait 
li-is~ "ro,.stntoo ossitive fos the ooilar shisispa tiary trune
ssale siootisand sate Mru Wit Stodaiy of ourstost-iusoay arits 
sotniso calling'tar. It knowissitsulf 55Itis writers likeJ. D. SastungcI
too well.'iKteinerAnn Porter, J. F. Faa'
It is Itt ate ltru tt-it thoseusC-is'on 'Cuoltrs asod muse
loiyday oh Shoe bitterooswt it niso recentfy,'FlanneryvD'Conoutand
vective, or the snetringttThuackeraty Shlety Ansn Di ait swhoo srsmoot
nootovee;iventohle mttntiSha-s repre'sent'ttis'e of tislotusig ip-
iet is n oo tonics cots uso one nuno oc. Thyysos' also more'
STL.MXetorks wouslri noStitnlist naroslsy ecfectu icutnsomelof
fute o usot itoy'foultutssi is55wer be Sloe bettter-kissers outtestlfe
Iftlmntngs'ttilsvr rd Nuet Fauknrinio id SHuxleyrat nd ar
sc uerb ' 11'sooi stitto"S-rs conusummat ue tcraftsmern insoasi
si it o'' '.t t cIite itott tcl r.leretrats a. Guastemialati
,t lrst ftt u lit 55 ? uidii student altoiscuitrentlys otk-
tslo lltV.tlotirojet.o ,1-ic i,,hoerst a I i I.A i n lih
sos E ut usk f xistentialit1 atbhia
aut "u"" o~cso sysp'sso . j is Wft c eonrbto
utufo, of shout S_____________________

pairicrutulr ftomor 'tspect of thseir
field. FarthSits retoso they are Shoe
mo00t Mictroscoic of sloe writes
ltha loose sotcutrtad M~r.'Wilson's
' Sbath (although not specifically
mentiossed so his article).
Sofstis rperhapis thoemosot
clitracesticl of them all, devotes
jaGod dust of his tatent So do'aw-
iso instanta'neous character-por-
traits More so tha n the other
'risletstoe isosle expert of She
sinaft touchoand hos an almost
itsnn sotaletfosrsoaking them
"rngtrueIs"iI n Rost-iat thSe
Dustghy,"toe telts a surprisin,,
amuoutabot a yosungsubur'ba~n
rmothuer by desctribisgsloeOily sloe
petr' into a refrigerator,
As she pered stside, sills her
legs allait and huer hands on lies'
knetesshtewstled, utomelodi-
Iallythougsh her teeth, keep-
son' timeswsths a little unin-
hitbicridpsodiulusm attiloof her
A ainstioutsitof sloe clotosmo-
"For Sisuie with Lou'' and Scualor"
is thuerstooh of S'ifinger'o de-
serit iuuls of tse tellisog detit
stir, stilles a iyawnso;totosshue cits
nomteter suatcshiout ters 'totours
wsit: torls hte-hot itori
sitsy' senutheit'nooairatrts ste
ax tetidleofth
als.ttl ttbttuu ~iiP'
'ste S111'T DfI