Included in this feature section are articles concerning various components of the business education program. (JS)

A brief look at the substantial body of computer, communication and microphotographic technologies which are available for aiding informational-retrieval processes in libraries. (NH)

Data from a survey of colleges and universities indicate most offer some academic program in electronic data processing, but only larger institutions offer computer science as a major field. (Author/RA)

Describes the structure, availability, and use of a computer program designed for a wide variety of data of curvefitting and equation-solving problems, including both linear and non-linear problems. (PR)

Paper presented at Symposium on Research and Utilization of Educational Media for Teaching the Deaf (Lincoln, Nebraska, March 17-19, 1969). (JJ)

Administrative and instructional innovations at Bakersfield College and other Kern District campuses are reported. (MS)

Because of technological advancement, business education must add data processing and computer concepts to traditional areas of instruction. (CH)

Progress report on the Manitoba Education Information Access (MEDIA) project, a computerized educational information system. (DE)

Reprinted from the January 1968 issue of "Business Education Forum. (AP)

Paper presented at the Council of Academic Societies Conference, Washington, D. C., October 2-5, 1968.

The evolution of decision support systems (DSS) has enabled computer and information technology to assist the management process of decision making. Decision support systems are designed to look forward in time, to forecast outcomes of uncertain events. A 70-item bibliography is included. (MLW)

The administrative user services instituted at Loyola University of Chicago, which provides administrators with immediate access to computing at low cost, is described. After preliminary training and file initialization, users are responsible for their own data processing. (Author/MLW)