Describes the life, philosophy, and work of Patricia Crampton, translator of childrens' literature. (ARH)

Argues for the importance of understanding women's roles in newspaper families by re-examining the beginnings of Southern California's Otis-Chandler dynasty in terms of the activities of Eliza A. Otis, wife of the Los Angeles "Times" publisher Harrison Gray Otis. (MM)

Examines the life of Englishman Emerson, explains why he has been neglected, and shows that his work is antecedent to photojournalism. (FL)

The cult of efficiency, comprised of leading lights in education early in this century, stressed the necessity of bringing more efficient industrial practices into schools. This article describes the efficiency movement and Ella Flagg Young's dissent. Young's career as teacher, professor, and superintendent of the Chicago schools is highlighted.…

Provides annotated bibliography of 19 adventure books representing numerous outdoorswomen. Includes general surveys and collections of biographies (5), women's adventures in North America in the last few generations (5), and contemporary women's adventures (9). Lists titles, authors, publishers, and publication dates. (NEC)

The year 1985 marks the 300th birthday of three masters of Baroque music: Johann Sebastian Bach, George Frederic Handel, and Dominico Scarlatti. A summary of the history of Baroque music and a profile of the three composers, which can be used to teach secondary students about the period, are provided. (RM)

Paulo Freire is a man of complex thought. His main concern is with and for man. He is a humanist searching for man's salvation and his thinking aspires toward universals. The article critically evaluate Freire's philosophy and its relation to Chicanos. (FF)

Author describes the major works of Louis Pasteur. (PS)

A biography of the founding editor is presented concerning his career and his interests in physics teaching. (DF)

Analyzes Dean Hunt's activities as teacher, writer, critic, administrator and rhetorician.'' (Author)