Admiral James D. Watkins, the chairman of the AIDS Commission, is interviewed about the impact of HIV on the campus and the university's role in helping contain the AIDS epidemic. Educators need to help tackle the AIDS threat by helping students gain a fundamental understanding of human biology. (MLW)

A discussion of sexuality and college students looks at these issues: sexual communication and self-image; sexual orientation; the "virginity burden" syndrome; communicable diseases and pregnancy; sexual abuse and rape; alcohol and sex; and condom use. Student comments are included. (MSE)

Group interviews with college undergraduates revealed five social and political events that they felt had most influenced their generation: the "Challenger" shuttle explosion; the end of the Cold War; the Persian Gulf War; the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) epidemic; and the Rodney King beating and subsequent trials. (MSE)