Plans should be initiated to inform Americans how to exercise their rights and privileges in the area of philanthropic giving. (IR)

This article discusses a pilot program in functional literacy undertaken by Danish and Norwegian students. The students raised 100,000 dollars which will send 250 instructors to Zambia to teach basic learning skills, agricultural techniques, nutrition, child care and hygiene. (RR)

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

The author discusses both future demands on higher education and the need to formulate educational policies now that we recognize the need for profound changes in the system. (AA)

A look at how educational television is funded and at the need to maintain state and local funding in order to retain "a system of decentralized authority for programming decisions." (Author/AK)

Canadian International Development Agency is heavily involved in education programs and education aid in developing nations throughtout the world. Secretary of State Mitchell Sharp calls this role part of the development race and says he hopes Canada will lead the way. He terms it a race that will determine the future history of man. (Editor)

Financial officers should examine the purposes of accounting at their institutions to devise more effective technics. (Editor)

Arguments outlining the need of a graduate program at London School of Economics. (IR)

This paper is designed to point out major funding sources and chronical what was, and is, the Federal support pattern. (Author)

Good library legislation for public libraries is broad and general, flexible, permissive, specific in the authority for tax support but not with limitations, clear, conceise and stable. Library laws of Hawaii, California and Illinois can serve as models for the other states. (NH)

A brief look at the growing audiovisual industry, focussing on the financial picture of public broadcasting. (LS)