Particularly since World War II, scientists have of necessity become involved in political decision making and have to exercise political and professional roles in providing advice. State financial support for science prevants scientists from remaining completely independent. (AL)

Discusses the Yellow Pages of Learning Resources'' (MIT Press), a catalog to using the city as a classroom. (MB)

An attempt to set out some of the issues which at present seem to affect the military and political relationship between the United States and Western Europe; intended to serve as a basis for debate in the hope that alternative models of new Atlantic relationships might emerge from the discussion. (Author/JB)

Author describes ways to give students planned art experiences. (MB)

Discusses the moral and ethical issues raised by the imminent possibilities for genetic and reproductive manipulation of humans, the responsibilities of scientists, moralists, and social scientists, and the role of teachers in public information. (AL)

The author divides pre-service education into five categories: (1) teaching skills, (2) curriculum development and implementation, (3) philosophy of science education, (4) legal aspects of science education, and (5) child psychology and learning theory. (CP)

Recommendations for arousing student curiosity with a science corner" containing interesting reference books and diverse materials. (CP)