James Oppenheim

A graduate of Columbia University in New York City, James Oppenheim was a schoolteacher and settlement house worker turned writer, poet, essayist and magazine writer who founded the influential literary magazine, "The Seven Arts Magazine" in 1913. The author of thirteen books, including a book of collected poems, and a study of Jungian psycho-analytical theory, Oppenheim was blacklisted due to his opposition to America's involvement in World War I.