A station manager talks candidly about how to, and how not to, manage a community television station. (Author/HB)

Describes recent efforts by public libraries in the United States to make use of community antenna television (CATV) to improve their services, particularly by the telecasting of programs appealing to small audiences. (Author)

Based on address to the annual meeting of the American Council on Education (51st, Denver, Oct. 1968).

Considering a satellite program for a local housing park, Roger Williams College examined (1) its feasibility, (2) alternate ways of setting it up, (3) sources of funds, (4) curriculum design, (5) selection of staff. Park residents were asked to share in planning, decisions, implementation, and operation. As initial reaction was wary, the college…

A 2-day workshop in human sexuality was planned, implemented, and evaluated by the Genesee Region Family Planning Program, Inc., Rochester, New York. The goal of the workshop was to increase participant tolerance to a variety of patterns of sexual behavior. To measure attitudinal change, the Minnesota Sex Attitude Survey was administered one month…

The Florida Community/Junior College Interinstitutional Research Council held a workshop to identify the objectives of community college service programs, and administered a survey instrument to approximately 200 community college students and faculty to prioritize these objectives. The resulting classification system is presented here. (NHM)

The author uses a simulation model to illustrate how the farm crisis is expected to affect rural businesses and governments. He offers the results and implications for private and public decisions makers as an aid to planning for efficient delivery of services. (Author/CH)

Examines regional mobility and analyzes impact on local services. Regional relocation to the south and west has been occurring among the younger elderly since the 1960s and among the older elderly since the 1970s. Analysis indicates a lag in locating services in areas of expected demand. (Author/JAC)

Discusses ways to make possible the fuller use of home and community resources by students and teachers in schools, and ways to tie all of these resources together more closely. (Author/GB)

The advantages, problems and innovative approaches characterizing student volunteer activities at 2-year colleges are discussed. (RN)

Described are local community-based programs for older blind persons that seek to integrate those community services available to blind persons with those services available to sighted persons. (CB)

Title I of the Higher Education Act of 1965 has demonstrated that institutions of higher education can make an important contribution to the solution of community problems. Yet, after four years of funding, there are recognized limitations, such as lack of adequate funds and mounting program needs. The great potential of Title I is in developing…