The author discusses the composition of students on college campuses and then discusses the use of marijuana among them. The research conducted up to date is minimal and inconclusive. The public should wait until sufficient research is done before judging the effects of marihuana. (KH)

Since children learn from play, play equipment should be structured to provide reinforcement of desirable behaviors. (RA)

Results of this study on anxiety indicated that crowded subjects projected more anxiety in their ratings of the figures than did the uncrowded subjects, with the effects becoming more pronounced during the latter half of the experimental period. (Author)

This study showed that older males were the preferred therapists in all cases except for women with personal problems who tended to prefer older women. Preferences seemed to be related to high expectancies on therapy relevant" variables, especially understanding", rather than to similarity to the students. (Author/KJ)

This study on the interaction of ability and personality indicated that while ability and personality have been shown to be independent dimensions, both contribute to discriminating between the four groups of engineering students as to their persistence and success in the program. (Author)

A review of the literature indicates the following differential personality characteristics between clients and nonclients: (1) nonclients are generally better adjusted, have less anxiety, procrastinate less and have higher ego strengths than clients; and (2) clients can be characterized by lesser achievement, order, dominance, introversion, and…

Personal reminiscences about Bertrand Russell. (RA)

Attempts justification of hierarchy of values and outlines phases through which personalization of values evolves. (Author)

The results indicated no relationship between complexity and the making of a choice consistent with the subjects' ability. (Author)

Concludes from cited literature and speculative discussion that the father's influence on female identification and personality adjustment is extremely significant. (DR)

This article suggests guidelines to properly prepare effective, efficient secretarial employees. (Editor)

Study supported by the Student Counseling Service, Iowa State University.