Domains of inquiry, values, and practice as they bear upon educational institutions are considered. Various junctures within and among the domains are described, and it is contended that integration is desirable. In analyzing the nature of disjunctures, special attention is given the character of educational organizations and their settings.…

The role of the medical school in continuing education is 5 fold: to produce competent graduates, to instill in its graduates life-long learning, to make available the educational resources, to assist the physician in redefining his role, and to continually educate the public. (Author/PG)

Series of reports about the problems and progress of black theater in seven cities. (DM)

Universalization of Education'' permits Cuban students to work 20 hours each week in a field related to their course of study. (Author/PG)

Discusses 3 alternatives for university-based research. (PG)

Predicts that intellectual and technological revolutions will place new and continuing demands on libraries. Public libraries will develop a community orientation where private research facilities exist but public research libraries will also develop. Permanent research and evaluation programs will be established. (JS)

Discusses the need for greatly expanded community library services, for librarians to accept social responsibility for education and information, and for the library to become a program for getting information to where it is needed. (JS)

"The university is well positioned to make the best of many government worlds without succumbing to any if it is willing to accept the challenge and responsibility .... to affect decisions one must be part of the process that makes them. (Author)

Libraries and librarians can live up to their commitment to freedom of the mind by grasping the initiative, wherever possible, by supplimenting the traditional role with continuing seminars on the choosing and deciding roles of society. (Author/JS)

Institutionalization of training within the university seems to have been the key to professionalization, and those areas which first were regarded as graduate" subjects -- medicine, divinity, and law -- early came to be looked upon as professions. (Author)

Singapore, Australia, South Korea, Canada, and Quebec are viewed in terms of their recreational activities. (BD)

The study compared community college transfers with the four year students at the University of Massachusetts and found that the two year institutions were doing their jobs and should not be discounted. (Author)

Under certain conditions faculties should take positions on important questions in spite of political or controversial considerations. (Editor)

Author states that resistance" may have to become a watchword for liberals and conservatives, in opposition to a program of educational radicalization. (IR)