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...Zeb. F. Curtis, Esquire Copyright © 1911 by Duke University Press 1911 Criminal Law and the Juvenile Offender Zeb. F. Curtis, Esquire The chief executive of this nation has emphatically declared that the reform of our criminal procedure is the most important question before the American...

... and her chirpiness, one must yet commend her objectives and respect her motives; for it is evident that she aspires to awaken in her young readers and, doubtless in their elders too! social conscience and civic consciousness. She reviews and advocates good juvenile books, sums up con­ temporaneous events...

... the provisions of only one, the socalled juvenile policy. I have before me the terms and cost of one of these offered by one of the best, though not one of the largest, of our Amer­ ican companies. The juvenile policy is a means of buying on the installment plan the wherewithal for a college education...

... Allde the printer, and he corrects some statements of his adversary s about his conduct in Rome, but he ignores the most serious charges brought against him. W. T. Laprade. Juvenile Courts in the United States. By Herbert H. Lou. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1927. xvii, 277 pp...

... for organized charity and juvenile reform. In their separate fields, Bender argues, both men sought to maintain the older values of community, neighborhood, virtue, order, spontaneity, and nature within the framework of an increasingly urban-industrial and organizational society Brace through his...

.... This theme is advanced in case studies of Frederick Law Olmsted, the pioneer landscape architect and planner, and of Charles Loring Brace, a spokesman for organized charity and juvenile reform. In their separate fields, Bender argues, both men sought to maintain the older values of community, neighborhood...

..., and Hamlet. First impressions ofhis stage appearance highlighted its extreme juvenility and went on to particularize a petite figure that was gracefully formed, a face with all the smoothness ofboyhood, ring­ lets that fell over his shoulders, and full, bright, and shining blue eyes; in sum...

... in Tegucigalpa focused not on maras but on the surging numbers of juvenile offenders such that new variants of Michel Foucault’s (1988) “dangerous individual” emerged coeval with a criminal code addressing homelessness, glue sniffing, and public disturbance. But assuring that public space was investment...

... Shagrat: balderdash and juvenile trash are two of the terms that he applies to the books, and clearly he is disturbed by what he regards as psychological and literary regression in the enthusiastic reviews of W. H. Auden, C. S. Lewis, and others. Those who, like myself, are impressed by the book s...

.... Austin. Drawings by Jay Hyde Barnum add to the impression that this book may find more appre­ ciative readers among juveniles. Robert f. durden Soviet Civilization. By Corliss Lamont. New York: Philosophical Library, 1952. Pp. xviii, 433. $5.00. Corliss Lamont, son of Thomas Lamont, of J. P. Morgan & Co...

... prospects before him. Bom in London into a family of actors and musicians, he came to the United States at the age of sixteen to seek his fortune in show business. For several years he worked as an actor, taking the juvenile lead in such Broadway productions as Little Lord Fauntleroy. But his major interest...

... among juveniles. Robert f. durden Soviet Civilization. By Corliss Lamont. New York: Philosophical Library, 1952. Pp. xviii, 433. $5.00. Corliss Lamont, son of Thomas Lamont, of J. P. Morgan & Co., here pleads for a view of the U.S.S.R. less hostile than the one prevalent in the United States today...

..., obstinate, or care-worn characters. It has been written of him that he smiled at human frailties, in order not to weep over human unhappiness. Another critic praised his amiableness. Regardless of whether he wrote for adult or juvenile readers, the undercurrent of his writing suggests a compassionate...

...William L. Andrews 200 The South Atlantic Quarterly and distorts the characters. Cordelia, for example, confuses her priorities Although married and Queen of France, her identity remains juvenile (108). At other times, this study tends to belabor the well-established and the obvious the virtue...

...-ordination; so simply does not exist as a coordinating conjunc­ tion in formal usage, and used informally it invariably gives a juvenile effect. The dash, acceptable by nineteenth-century standards in Lear, is overused by Noakes, and I would suggest that the break or turn in thought here is adequately...

..., foundling asylums, rescue homes, reformatories, institutions for defec­ tives, juvenile courts, and humane societies. The author aims to point out the bearing which record keeping has upon the work of all agencies which care for children and to acquaint managers and workers with the record forms and filing...

... did Daniel Boone. Once shot at, they learn fast; and, normally, not only is the largest kill made on the first day of the open season, but 50 to 70 per cent of all turkeys killed by hunters are juveniles. Their increasing wariness Book Reviews 479 plus the control and restocking practices leads...

... seemed a direct message from Heaven, and he read it at all times and places afterwards for its peace and sweet consolation. Earlier, Stevenson asserted that Hazlitt s On the S'pirit of Obligations was a turning point in his life. John Stuart Mill was, so he relates, charmed out of juvenile despondency...

..., and films highlights the problem at the site of the child, whose brain, body, and psyche have been found to be endangered or lacking. To correct these seri- ous absences, a whole range of plans that include the reforms to the juvenile...

... tations of the theories of developmental psychology, she frequently reduces 200 The South Atlantic Quarterly and distorts the characters. Cordelia, for example, confuses her priorities Although married and Queen of France, her identity remains juvenile (108). At other times, this study tends to belabor...