Tells how a high school yearbook staff was able to continue working on yearbook production during a six-week closure of their school due to funding problems. (GW)

Examines problems that both professional and university youth theatre programs share, namely, concerns about finances, personnel, facilities, artistic quality, and public relations. Discusses how all of these problems may, in reality, be financial problems. (JD)

Financial exigency can be avoided with understanding, courage and determination, and cooperation and planning on the part of administrators. Warning signs of impending danger and a checklist of 99 ways to avoid it are presented. (MLW)

Asserts that trustees are ultimately responsible for the financial health of their institutions and presents general guidelines to be followed in turning financial crisis into financial stability. (DC)

Reviews congressional debate concerning the 1977 National Science Foundation proposed budget. Reports major congressional debate centered on the proposed funding for the Science for Citizens program. (SL)

This report provides a fiscal analysis of the Department of Education's 1999 financial audit results. It focuses on the relationship between the audit findings and the potential for waste, fraud, and abuse, and examines the status of an ongoing study of the Department's grantback account. It describes the ongoing accounting problems that have…

Article provided an outline of some of the factors that influence change with the goal that others may profit from these experiences, or at least, think more deeply about what they are doing. (Author/RK)

At a time when most of the private sector of higher education is experiencing financial difficulty, the junior college has been particularly affected. In their efforts to halt declining enrollments, many administrators seek solutions to problems without really coming to grips with the basic issues and questions. (Author)

This study attempts to discover what 664 prospective students who were accepted for admission, but who did not enroll in the fall of 1971, decided to do instead and what influenced their decisions. (Author)

Credit facilities for students in Latin America universities have grown rapidly in recent years. The implications of this development are critically examined with particular attention to the inhibiting influence of loan-based education on the freedom of the student as an individual. (Editor)

Three major institutions of higher education will share physical facilities -- an exception to the usual consortia which seldom involve extensive sharing of facilities. (Author/JN)

Most of the problems confronting Nigerian university libraries stem from the country's economic situation. (15 references) (Author)

The factors are, according to the author, financial ineptitude by the administration and the refusal of the teachers to accept responsibility. (SP)