The agony of today's young people trying to find a place in a society with which they are at odds is described. (CK)

A test of the hypothesis that writing and using computer programs related to selected mathematical content positively affects performance on those topics. Results particularly support the hypothesis. (MM)

For private colleges, the greatest and most secure arena for revenue production is offered by a more aggressive admissions program. (Editor/IR)

The systems approach is a technique that can be applied to assist in problem solving and planning, but in itself does not solve problems. (Author)

A mathematical model, using the vector maximization technique, is developed to study the underlying structure of a set of cost/benefit alternatives. (Author)

Describes study to determine if children from high, middle, and low socioeconomic groups differed in understanding selected science concepts and in the methods they would suggest to find answers related to the concepts. Results reveal differences. Curriculum planning should take these differences into account. Thirteen references. (PR)

Specific areas in higher education where congressional and administrative emphases are changing and where improved academic communications could clarify the Federal role. (Editor/IR)

Active intervention by pupil personnel specialists can be helpful in improving classroom learning environments where conflicts build up between teacher and pupils. The author describes a program whereby the counselor or psychologist becomes the facilitator in a problem solving process; the teacher and students confront their difficulties and work…

Graduate foreign student programs lack the collaboration, consultation and problem-solving efforts of U.S. Government agencies, foundations and universities. Paper presented at Colloquim on the Graduate Foreign Students, Racine, Wisconsin, June 1970. (IR)