Reprinted from Cross and Crescent,'' March 1972, this article discusses the relationship of fraternity leaders and college newspaper editors. (RB)

Discusses sex discrimination in the campus press editorial and advertising policies. (RB)

Presents the results of a survey conducted at Colorado State University, examining student and faculty responses to campus newspaper content. (RB)

Provides research and background materials on current cases and issues involving student editors, student media, and campus press freedom. (Editor)

A journalism faculty member at Baylor University (Waco, Texas), who later resigned in protest of the administration's actions against the student newspaper editors, tells how the controversy started. (RL)

Lists and annotates articles dealing with such topics as advertising, broadcasting, editorial policy and methods, journalism education, journalism opportunities, media management, press law, and public relations. (GW)

Describes what happened when presidents of various state universities in Florida tried to act as publishers of campus newspapers. (LJR)

Presents ten news situations and outlines factors that editors might consider in deciding whether they should publish news accounts of the situations. (GW)

Recounts the controversy at Baylor University (Waco, Texas) between the school administration and three school newspaper editors who were forced to resign. (RL)

A brief account of the controversy at Baylor University (Waco, Texas) that led to the forced resignation and revocation of scholarships of student newspaper staff members. (RL)

The repercussions of a controversy between the administration and student newspaper staff at Baylor University (Waco, Texas) included the loss of scholarships. (RL)