Describes the emergence of the Dance Theatre of Harlem, which has united both aesthetic excellence and social purpose/community involvement since its founding in 1971. Reveals how current government policies have endangered its funding. Offers a critique of several productions, which showed a new emphasis on technique. (DMM)

Used dual economic model to assess effects of sectoral placement of workers on subsequent retirement satisfaction of national sample of men. Findings suggest that sectoral placement renders two qualitatively different groups of retirees, one which is primarily concerned with health and one for which financial adequacy is more important for…

Reports on discussions of 30 United States and Canadian experts at a meeting on policies and problems concerning midlife and older women. Discussion focused on income security and long-term care. Includes future prospects. (CH)

Describes some of the funding problems facing many study abroad programs and examines some approaches that have proven successful in combatting these problems. (EKN)

Changing enrollments and changes in prices and combinations of goods and services operate independently to cause fiscal strain in school systems. Signs are that the strain will be less severe through the 80s. (JOW)

Looks at some of the major editorial and financial problems facing student newspapers. (Editor)

Looks at the financial stability of New York University and examines how well the merged engineering institution, Polytechnic of New York, is doing. (Author/DN)

Discusses the daily school newspaper at Robert E. Lee High School in San Antonio, Texas, and shows how it solved its financial problems. (RB)

To acquisitions librarians and book dealers 1971 will be remembered as the year of the budget cut. The recession and decreased funding had an adverse effect on libraries of all types. Acquisitions articles, other than notices of fund cuts, were in short supply in the 1971 library journal literature. (15 references) (Author)

There is no one future for the urban main library; there are instead many potential futures, depending on the history and characteristics of any given city and upon the imagination (or lack of it) shown by the individual decisionmakers. (3 references) (Author)

Privately supported colleges and universities are facing financial difficulties which may cause some institutions to close their doors. (HS)

Major bases of concern in biomedical research community are identified, particularly those related to the unexpected year-to-year and institute-to-institute variations in support from NIH. (AL)

This article shows us the problems labor has in establishing leadership training programs for their personnel. (MR)