Indian education as provided by the federal and state governments has proven irrelevant to Indian needs and destructive to the Indian child. (Author/JA)

Article is the transcript of a speech by Dr. John Barcroft, Director of the Division of Public Programs for the National Endowment for the Humanities, given at the National Meeting of State-Based Committees in Washington during May of 1973. (GB)

Efforts of humanists have been extended to small towns to try to utilize more fully the resources of large universities. (GB)

U.S. Employment Service meshes manpower needs at local level. (Editor)

The government's actions and future plans for preserving and restoring the environment, especially as they concern the environment being utilized for man's leisure time. (JA)

Two papers describing some of the reasons for establishing the NIE and some features of the legislation, and the status of program planning for NIE in August, 1972. (Author/CB)

Shows that only 21 states have legislation designed to aid gifted children (termed those with intelligence scores of 120 and above). (DS)

Describes activities abroad Liberty Chesapeake,'' a 133-foot-long retired lightship moored off the East Potomac Park, Washington, D.C., and used as a public excursion boat and floating laboratory by the U.S. National Park Service. (DS)

Calls for a thorough evaluation of all federal programs for the disadvantaged and urges more funds for educational research and development. (JF)

Data from the Third Annual Report of the United States Council of Environmental Quality are used in an editorial advocating the use of some of the money committed to cleaning air and water to create a more adequate knowledge base for action. (AL)

Breaking all of the traditional rules for a successful commission, the Newman Commission has had more impact with fewer dollars than any other educational commission. (HS)