Proposes several tongue-in-cheek solutions to the problem of finding employment for the 30,000 English majors now on American college and university campuses. (RBW)

Examines some of the problems encountered when paraprofessional personnel are employed in human service organizations. (Author)

This article describes a demonstration project designed to assist in the upgrading of job skills among hardcore, inner-city, underemployed clients. The token economy procedure is described and its use in the present study is detailed. (Author)

According to a recent federal court decision concerning an administrator's criticism of his board, an administrator's First Amendment rights may be less than those of a teacher. (Author)

Summation of the proceedings at a conference which sought answers to the following questions: (1) What are employers now doing to meet the problems of the transition of many uoung people from school to work? (2) What are these employers able and willing to do in the future to meet these problems? (SB)

This survey of programs operated by five large New York City area employers was undertaken to discover what can be effectively done to ease the critical transition from school to work--or from school to unemployment to work--in good times and bad. (Author)

Article listed the hazards of working overseas and advised those applying on how to avoid such pitfalls. (RK)

California districts have discovered that a Statewide enrollment dip has hindered efforts to hire minority personnel. (Author/DN)

Suggesting that the black community is faced with a racist media, and with media that exploit and have no sympathy with the poor, the author proposes two courses of action: the building of a first rate and independent black press devoted to social change, and working at entrances to the establishment press. (JM)

Discusses the organization of a preprofessional option for undergraduate psychology majors; the option is essentially a four-year curriculum designed to help students secure full-time employment upon graduation. (Author/JM)

Presents the practical and legal effects of the public employee strike. (JF)

Summaries of 12 papers presented at the 2nd International Conference on Higher Education at the University of Lancaster, England, September 1972, concerning the student in mass higher education. (PG)

Positive behavioral changes took place as a result of a program developing the supervisor-manager dialogue that is work-related. (RK)