In recognition of the importance of out-of-class time in fostering intellectual development and broadened interest among students, the Ukraine has established the numerous "out-of-school" institutions described in this article. (JH)

Explores present and possible future uses of the union model for students in their roles as university employees, as students, and as a third party affected by staff-university or faculty-university collective bargaining. (Editor)

Summarizes a report that describes housing where student groups lease, purchase, or even develop their own living quarters. Considers the birth of the movement, federal student housing programs, and a view to future programs. (Author/DN)

To study the impact of the greek-letter society on American colleges and universities is to observe those institutions changing under the direct influence of students. The authors purpose is to trace that influence and to suggest some of the meanings it has for us today. (Author)

Several issues which are presently causing conflict between youth and adults are discussed. (CK)

The philosophy behind the free university emphasizes independent learning and disapproves of traditional curricula. In general, this educational effort has failed beacuse of its inability to compete with established institutions of higher learning. (CK)

VICA gets through to industry; acts as catalyst in bringing school and community together. (Editor)

Twenty-five hundred chapters, all doing their own thing for school, community, and to prepare members for business careers. (Editor)

A political science professor suggests that few student leaders represent the student body, instead they are either administrative stooges or spokesmen for special interest groups on the campus. (Author)

A student body president describes a student teaching project undertaken during a nation-wide teacher strike in Sweden. (MF)