Outlines the Marxist concept of individual freedom and the deviations which developed in Czechoslovakia unde Dubcek. (DM)

In address to Association of American Colleges (Houston, Texas, Jan. 1970), author calls for rededication of students to learning, faculty to the role of teaching, administrators to awareness of new responsibility and trustees to sincere protection of the college. (IR)

The university, public or private, is a voluntary organization. All members of the university community must guard against reckless disruption of academic freedom that is essential to stable governance in higher education. (JH)

Based on speech given before the Ohio Association of Broadcasters Convention (Dayton, May, 1969).

There is an imbalance of the world's communication and information resources. The debate over the use and control of the means of communication and information in the global political and economic system is indeed serious. (SR)

It is argued that not only are academic standards central to the justification for tenure, but if they are maintained in college and universities in the future, it probably will be because of tenure. The role of individual faculty in the maintenance of the academic community is discussed. (MSE)

Productive use of academic freedom is fostered under conditions that go beyond "freedom from" to a positive "freedom to." Academic "freedom to" is threatened by contemporary changes in the way teaching and research are planned, organized, financed, and implemented. (JOW)

Reviews court cases and current issues involving nonverbal communication and the First Amendment. Concludes that many modes of nonverbal expression have won a firm place under the umbrella of protection of the First Amendment but that some modes (flag and draft card burnings, economic boycotts, and coercive persuasion) still raise troublesome…

Cites a case involving a superintendent's cancellation of an objectionable school play and outlines how to make sure decisions about such matters will hold up in court. (JM)

Describes the efforts of various religious and political groups to censor curriculum and library materials. The author contends that censorship is motivated by the fear of change and a distrust of pluralism. The American Library Association's role in defending the constitutional right to free expression is discussed. (AM)

Discusses the implications of federal legislation and local government encroachment on cable systems, and advocates that cable television be given the editorial and journalistic discretion given to newspapers. (RBF)

The World Confederation of Organizations of the Teaching Profession (WCOTP) defends teachers against repression of freedom of expression, organization, and political persecution wherever it occurs. WCOTP and the National Education Association, a member organization, support academic freedom, quality education, and basic rights for teachers of all…

Results of the PROBE Institutional President Survey indicate that inflation, financial concerns, and changes in enrollment are the most important issues facing administrators today. (WD)