The Yale Literary Magazine (vol. Lxxxviii, No. 5, February 1923)

The Yale Literary Magazine (vol. Lxxxviii, No. 5, February 1923) is a periodical showcasing literary works by Yale University students during the early 20th century. This issue features essays, poetry, and book reviews that reflect the cultural and social currents of the 1920s. Notable contributions include Winfield Shiras's article on controversy at Yale, Maxwell E. Foster's sonnets on love and beauty, and Russell W. Davenport's story 'Georgiana,' which explores societal expectations versus personal desires. The magazine captures the vibrant literary scene at Yale and the aspirations of a generation navigating modern complexities.