Doubts about the accuracy of measured concentrations of nitrogen dioxide (NO 2) in ambient air have led the Environmental Protection Agency to reassess both the analytical technique and the extent to which nitrogen oxides (NO equals x) control will need to satisfy federal laws. (BL)

Discusses the problems and potential in expanding vocational agriculture to parochial schools. (SB)

The operations of the telefacsimile network for the year 1968-1969 are discussed including the equipment used, problems involved, and costs. (Author/NH)

A decade after the establishment of a library system, Spring Valley's Finkelstein Library has seceded from the system. (Author)

Speeches presented at the Open Forum on the DAVI/AASL Standards at the 1970 Department of Audiovisual Instruction Convention in Detroit. (LS)

Reprint publishing has progressed to a position as a large-scale, self-justified industry. Reprints are amenable to convention bibliographic control, and librarians and publishers must cooperate in improving it. (Author/NH)

Discusses issues involving community education, giving special reference to the multiracial/cultural situation in British society and describing concomitant problems. (MP)

Examines the tasks and responsibilities of counselors in urban secondary schools; identifies and analyzes the problems counselors face; and discusses strategies for improving the quality of secondary school counseling services and ensuring counselors' professional survival. (Author/MJL)

Describes the Scottish Microelectronics Development Programme (SMDP), which was undertaken to advance the use of microcomputers in instruction at all educational levels in Scotland. The development of the microprocessor and its effect on educational technology are briefly considered, as well as initial problems and prospects for the future of…

Raises three issues of competency testing: how competency is to be defined, tested, and paid for. (JL)

Reports the results of a recent survey of 2,282 educators to determine their perceptions of the major problems facing U.S. public schools. Compares findings of the survey with those of the 1981 Gallup Poll of public attitudes toward the public schools. (WD)

Discusses the problems of teaching Talmudic traditions to modern Jewish high school students. The author recommends that teachers avoid alienating their students by acknowledging the validity of non-orthodox viewpoints in their classrooms. Journal available from Human Sciences Press, 72 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10011. (AM)