The quest for a satisfactory university entrance examination continues. This article explains the growing body of opinion favoring adoption of the International Baccalaureate, because of the growth of international schools and international business.

Presented are the six problems that were given to 120 secondary school students representing 15 countries at the 12th International Olympiad in Budapest, June, 1970. (JG)

This article, in French with no translation, discusses the development of international understanding as a particular concern of French-Canadian educators. (MM)

Traces the need for, and the development of, the International Standard Bibliographic Description (ISBD) Program and reviews the status of the different ISBDs. Early criticisms of ISBD, its final acceptance, and benefits it has brought are discussed. An 11-item reference list is attached. (Author/JL)

Reviews rehabilitation information services in Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Germany, France, India, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Scotland, and England. Several transnational services are also described. Eight sources are cited. (FM)

Examines the attempts and operations of a variety of organizations engaged in international charity and refugee programs. Describes the reactions of refugees, using Tibetan refugees as an example, to these efforts. (Author/MK)

Describes the aims, historical background, and present operations of the United Nations depository library system. Included are criteria for designation and distribution of libraries by region and type and a list of member countries without such service. (RAA)

The 1980 General Conference of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization proclaimed an International Charter for the purpose of placing and promoting the development of physical education and sport at the service of human progress. (JN)

Suggests lessons which have been learned from past unsuccessful applications of Western educational technology in developing countries. (CMV)

Discusses a new staff department of the American Chemical Society, the Office of International Activities, whose major role is coordinating the Society's involvement in international cooperative research efforts. (MLH)