A music professor suggests that science, math, English and history departments of colleges and universities can help build public relations, thereby taking the burden off touring choral groups, orchestras, and bands. (PG)

This article proposes standards in career education to prevent schools from becoming job-training institutions, especially when education outside the classroom is unprofessional and unqualified. (JA)

Describes the many possible roles of the university. (PG)

Describes the need for reason, analysis, and experimentation in the provision of health services, and proposes that the institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences establish a center for policy studies to complement and interact with government policy formulation. (AL)

Based on the findings of an exploratory study on community development in Israel and the Netherlands, the author offers a series of generalizations with implications for the theory and practice of community development--the roles of (1) sponsorship; (2) professionalism, and (3) the civic culture. (Author/RY)

Author discusses what needs to be done to achieve fuller participation of women in higher education. (MB)

Community development is defined and discussed in terms of its relationship to college extension and community service functions, the minimum requirements for a college-based effort, and a proposed role for colleges and universities. (RN)

Higher education can meet 2 specific objectives - enriching the student's life with knowledge and improving the societies in which we live. (HS)

"Are we as a profession reaching out - enough - to these young people who want a revolution without knowing enough to write their manifesto for it? Cannot we help them better, we who lock the doors every night on man's social memory? (Author)

Goals study programs for institutions of higher education. (IR)

Eric Hoffer, California's longshoreman-philosopher, thinks that institutions of higher education should be graduating creative craftsmen." (HS)