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The Boar's Head Society (1910 – 1970s) was a student devoted to poetry at Columbia University. It was an "adjunct to Columbia College's Philolexian Society... The purpose of their new society was entirely creative: reading and commenting on each other's works."

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	1910 establishments in the United States Columbia University An Ideal Husband Louis Zukofsky Lewis Mumford Lionel Trilling Columbia University student organizations Clayton Hamilton (critic) W. H. Auden Whittaker Chambers William Carlos Williams Irwin Edman Alfred A. Knopf Sr. Alfred Noyes Allen Ginsberg Daniel Hoffman Falstaff Barry Ulanov Oscar Wilde Terrence McNally John Berryman John Erskine (educator) John Hollander Kenneth Burke Mark Van Doren Philolexian Society Alfred A. Knopf, Sr. New York, New York Ralph de Toledano Randolph Bourne Shakespeare The Bookman (New York) dbr:Columbia_Review R.P. Blackmur Comedy of Errors dbr:Conversazione_society dbr:Houston_Peterson dbr:Lloyd_R._Morris dbr:Samuel_Theodore_Hecht
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quote	Boar's Head Well On Way: (en) Club Hears Noted Critic (en) Tuesday night in the Commons, Boar's Head, a new literary club formed among the university students interested in literature, listened to a talk given by Clayton Hamilton, dramatic critic on The Bookman. This was the third meeting of the new club and about forty students were present. It is the idea of Professor Erskine, of the English Department and other professors, that Boar's Head will develop into an active literary club. Membership will not be restricted, and any man in the University who is interested in writing or any form of literature may become a member by handing his name to L. Frank '12. At every meeting of the club prominent literary men in New York City will discuss questions of importance. Mr Hamilton last night, spoke on the poetry of Alfred Noyes interpolating many readings. The gathering was strictly informal, the members afterward conversing with the speaker and asking him questions. The name of the club, Boar's Head, will be recalled as the old-time inn when Falstaff made merry over his glass of ale. So, it is the desire of the professors that the club members may gather around a table at the meeting and comfort the inner man while at the same time entering into literary and social discussion. (en)
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