The University of Massachusetts Index'' will no longer be subsidized from student fees as a free-to-all yearbook after 103 years. (RB)

The role of industry in support of science is emphasized on the basis that it pays most of the wages, salaries, and dividends from which the tax dollars are drawn. (DF)

A review of society's efforts to deal with the poor-- always with us''-from the early Poor Laws to the legislation of recent years. (Author)

Reports attempts by college administrators to force campus newspapers to become independent. (RB)

APGA's Federal Relations Committee recently presented testimony on counseling and guidance services before Congress concerning fiscal year 1973 appropriations. This article is drawn from the testimony and is directed toward reporting some of the positive outcomes of counseling and guidance, the dilemma of cutbacks in services and the need for…

The problem of the conflict between the public's right to free libraries and an author's right to just payment for his work is discussed. (16 references) (SJ)

A look at the possibility that limited public funding for public broadcasting will result in program censorship and control by the funding source. (AK)

The former representative of ALA in Washington, D.C., presents highlights of her fifteen years of service, along with a chronology of federal library legislation and insights into securing Congressional support. (KE)

Brigham Young University students are raising the money to build a new library. (PG)

Frederic W. Ness, President of the Association of American Colleges, comments on the position of higher education in national priorities. (Author/PG)

Discusses the demise of college yearbooks. (RB)

Describes the main import of Senate Bill 32 which includes measures to assist the retraining and employment of scientists and engineers and broadens the purposes of the National Science Foundation by creating the Civil Science Systems Administration. (AL)

The author explores the financial needs of medical education as related to the problem of priorities in government spending. (HS)