A program that gives students a year of study at another university seems to be providing them with widened academic horizons, greater enthusiasm for their careers and studies, and some valuable lessons in maturity and self-confidence. (Editor)

The author stresses the need for more liberal arts in the educational curriculum so as to develop the imagination needed to cope with the needs of individuals in the super-industrial" society of the future. (AN)

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

The author feels that most innovative teachers are unsuccessful because they are captives of cultural forces which prevent them from benefitting from their classroom experiences. (AN)

To get the most out of faculty, to reach different students and to prepare people for service in a variety of settings, institutions should offer several programs for each specialization. (Authors)

It is clear that introversion is consistently linked with success in higher education. (HS)

This study is concerned with the nature of organizational goals and ways of measuring goal achievement. (Author)

Author offers two strategies for curriculum reform, changing the conceptual basis of the discipline and changing the expectations about what it is to do" English with students. (Author/MB)

Author outlines a process of Afro-American education which would establish a cultural identity for American Blacks, and draw attention to the need for the Black Community to reconsider community values and attitudes in building viable educational institutions. (Editor)

Author examines the character and function of educational objectives, discusses the variety of outcomes schooling might yield, and suggests a new set of methods for evaluating school programs. (Editor/MB)

Author suggests an addition to the school staff, one who can evaluate proposed changes in terms of the school's long-range objectives. (SP)