Reviews recent court decisions and financial problems besetting independent campus newspapers. (RB)

Discusses the current plight of four-year colleges, especially the English departments, as a result of the economic squeeze. (RB)

Authors, both Leverhulme Research Fellows, claim universities in Great Britain face financial crises. (DS)

Published with permission of the University of Kentucky. (DS)

Higher education organizations should be prepared to go to courts to challenge impoundment of funds approved by the Congress. Short-term innovative project grants should be requested by universities in the future. (PS)

A summary of new Congressional legislation, which promises far more federal aid to college students than to the institutions they attend." (Editor/SP)

Author, Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, discusses the need for change. (MB)

Some practical rules for academic leaders who look to state governments as a prime source of support for their institutions. (Editor)

The tension between (1) the need for expanded educational facilities, greater democratization of opportunity, and a ready supply of skilled manpower, and (2) the costs to governments of meeting these needs has been a growing problem in Western Europe, as in the United States. From Revue Francaise de Pedagogie,'' 1971, n15, p15-21. (Editor)

An effort to find the reasons for the closing of parochial schools, 800 in the last year alone. (MB)

Good college managers can learn from good corporate management. (Author)

Higher education must give close attention to the changing fields of educational economics and public finance. (IR)

Relationship of tuition, faculty size, compensation, work load and class size. (Editor)