Statement of Desirable Conditions and Standards for Maximum Effectiveness of the College Administrator," adopted at annual meeting by student personnel administrators. (IR)

Guidelines are offered to curb the competition between research and academic education. (HS)

Taken from address given at fifty-seventh annual meeting of the American Association of University Professors in Philadelphia, April 16, 1971. (IR)

A critical review and redefinition of the role and responsibility of the university in society are needed. (HS)

How the psychological principles underlying educational programs help shape national character and how they relate to structuring innovations. (Editor)

In order to improve the quality of health care, medical colleges and universities and government must work together. (HS)

Folk highschools in Finland are state assisted boarding schools whose functions are to provide instruction in the humanities, socio-economic and natural sciences. Object of this study was to investigate the expectations directed to their teachers by the students. (RB)

The role of the teacher has broadened to that of an instructional leader who provides the impetus for quality education. (DM)

Foster care, in family or group home, has proved a workable alternative to traditional institutional care for retarded children. Role of child welfare agencies is discussed. This paper was presented at the National Conference on Social Welfare at New York in 1969. (Author/NH)

Examines the concept of community development and its implications for various sectors of the education service. (DM)

Describes a number of styles prevalent today among college and university presidents and reasons for their success or failure. (Editor)

Institutional and geographical decentralisations of higher education and research in Norway have mainly taken place during the last 10-15 years and represent a break with the past policy in this field. In many respects both decentralisations have turned out to be conflict-ridden processes. (BRR)

The author examines some of the major developments, issues and problems during his tenure as president of the National Art Education Association. He looks at the association itself, federal programs, and the cutbacks art education is suffering in the back-to-basics movement. (SJL)

Examines the factors that influence subcontracting and type of management in the construction industry. Argues that subcontracting is explained by a construction firm's size, complexity, and market extent, and that management type results from a firm's size and role in the production process and from census classification problems. (Author/RW)

Institutional and neighborhood cultures retreat from each other and form self-contained entities, or confront one another with one faction remaining dominant. A merging of the cultures can only be achieved by acknowledging the cultures that differentiate the segments of the urban community. (Author/CT)