Syracuse University in Onondaga County (New York), although a nonprofit institution supported by taxes, employs over 10,000 community residents and generates approximately $126 million in personal income, belying its image of a tax burden. (KM)

Financial aid, still sometimes administered late as an afterthought, is now on the top of the list of priorities in college selection. Students can no longer afford to default other selections while waiting for Number One to make up its mind. The authors have co-authored a book titled, "Shaping an Effective Admissions Program." This is a revised…

The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has been very successful in emphasizing informal channels of research through public TV, libraries, museums and historical societies while continuing traditional, university-based research in the humanities. (Author/PG)

A discussion of the GED Project at Kentucky Educational Television, Lexington, Kentucky. (HB)

Can a noncommercial organization be a little bit commercial? An analysis of what current laws and regulations have to say. (Author)

Discusses the new problems faced by voluntary agencies as patterns of financial support change. Decreasing general contributions, limitations of United Way campaigns, and aspects of purchase of service are considered. (DP)

The need for day-care centers for young children is an idea which is now questioned less and less. The largeness of the numbers of these centers over Europe facilitates formation of a certain number of principles. Day care programs were studied by the authors in Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, and Czechoslovakia. (Authors/RJ)

The research grants program of the National Institute of Education (NIE) that was to receive up to 15 Percent of the fledgling agency's budget under plans announced less than 4 months ago, will be virtually wiped out by a drastic budget cut imposed by senators. (Author)

Current governmental emphasis in education is aimed primarily at the pre-college or postsecondary levels; while the future of higher education appears to be in doubt. (Author/JN)

Charles W. Lee, the executive secretary of the Committee for Full Funding of Education Programs, describes the committee's actions and problems. (PG)

Five aids to ease the burden to handling government-sponsored funds. (Editor/PG)

The Public Lending Right (PLR) campaign began in 1951 and the details of the proposals have been changed over the years. The 1972 Working Party Report makes no recommendation but many of the facts it assembles can be used to oppose PLR in its proposed form. (5 references) (Author)

The Working Party Report on Public Lending Right confines its attention to the ways in which an operational scheme might be administered. Librarians should not be diverted from the principle, and should oppose any such scheme, which would adversely affect libraries and the book trade itself. (Author/SJ)