Article summarizes National Education Association pamphlet. As citizens, students should have full protection of Bill of Rights, due process, protection from illegal search or seizure. As clients of institution, should have substantial influence on how institutions affect their lives. Proper disciplinary procedures for minor and major infractions…

An announcement by Michigan University President concerning measures being taken to implement the Regental action of March 19, 1970 and thereafter, with respect to proposals of representatives of the Black Action Movement. (JM)

A look at the new relationships which the law has prescribed for students, teachers, and administrators. (Author)

Discusses relationships between parental authority patterns by which children are influenced and the development of socially responsible and independent behavior in young children (especially girls). (NH)

A project is described which provides and evaluates intensive counseling services for those students in the Altoona (Pa.) Area Senior High School who find themselves gravitating toward behavior patterns which, if continued, might lead to disciplinary interruption or termination of their high school experience. (Author)

Argues that due processes of law such as prior notice, an impartial tribunal, burden of proof, duty to produce evidence, right to counsel, and cross examination should be applied to student court hearings. (KG)

Although typical, traditional language lesson content has been imaginary characters and information, content based on the real world has been rare. Some possible content types to develop are another academic subject, the culture where the language is spoken, and interesting facts about the world in general. (MSE)

The modern research university has wiped out general and liberal learning in American colleges and universities. The need to restore a sense of purpose to colleges which offer general education is discussed, along with the importance of placing a proper value on teaching. (PP)