Although the articles in this issue of the Bulletin focus on Kentucky, they have implications for public and private 2-year institutions nationwide. Seven articles are presented dealing with current problems in the community college segment of higher education. The topics covered in these articles are: (1) the underlying desire of many 2-year college teachers to change their institution into a 4-year college; (2) the rigid organizational, temporal, and spatial structure of American college campuses and educational process; (3) the need for better articulation from high school to junior college to senior college; (4) the state of the community college system (1964-1970); (5) the present status of faculty morale in a community college system; (6) the role of the academic deanship in the private junior college; and (7) the contemporary problems facing private junior and community colleges and some suggested solutions. (AL)