Manuscripts and archives are important to historians and to the companies of origin. What should be collected and when, and the principles of acquisition for these similar materials are discussed. The chief difference is that archives are received'' from one's parent body, whereas manuscripts are collected.'' (8 references) (Author/SJ)

A look at new educational programs on the British Broadcasting Corporation and the Instructional Broadcasting Association for this year. (HB)

Doubtless everyone is tired of the subject of censorship; but I do have to give vent to my feelings when they are as intense as they are over the selection of a book as full of profanity as a Newbery honor book ( The Upstairs Room''). (Author/SM)

The author offers some suggestions on how to involve teachers in the production evaluation process. (AK)

The author identifies some guidelines for teachers to use in selecting and evaluating media. A criteria checklist in question format is included in an attempt to clarify potentially useful media for teachers. (SM)

At a small, old New England college, a large, new dormitory respects living patterns that have been established on campus for almost 200 years. (Author)

In the field of education, dominated by women, room at the top seems earmarked for men only". Changes are taking place but the author feels that inequalities may still exist. (Editor/NP)

The author contends that very often what students do not ask or say during an interview is more indicative of their potential than what is traditionally verbalized. It is the job of the recruiter to go beyond this disguise. (BY)