A survey of the role and plight of the graduate student. (Editor/IR)

Higher education, in this economic recession, faces the culling out of inadequately qualified professors and accompanying student dissent in determination of faculty competence. (IR)

Based on a survey of a group of unemployed people, this article examines ways in which adult education can best serve the needs of the unemployed as they perceive them. (Author/SSH)

The author argues that collective bargaining procedures and relationships bewteen labor and management must reflect less conflict and more cooperation as the nation's economy struggles to meet international competition and domestic needs. (Author/SSH)

To help the unemployment problems of Egypt, the authors recommend the restructuring of agriculture; orientation of investment to foreign-exchange earning export industries; the phasing out of employment guarantees in the public sector combined with educational and training reforms; and contingency employment programs, concentrated on the…

Current federal youth employment programs have failed to meet the employment needs of disadvantaged youth. Programs should be revised to: (1) require all participants to receive remedial academic instruction on the high school level; and (2) train participants in at least one vocational skill for which there exists a local demand for youth…

The roles of women as teachers and as educational administrators are compared to those of their male counterparts. Women are beginning to establish their own "old boys" networks as one of several strategies for change. Resources about professional advancement opportunities for women in education are listed. (JMF)

Examines the role of science and technology in relation to socioeconomic goals by reviewing historical innovations in the United States and global environmental, employment, and social challenges. Recommends that the United States reorder technological priorities to meet human needs. (CK)

Highlights the major characteristics of the Korean American population and lists some of their most pressing problems and needs. (Author/JM)

The guide is intended to fill information gaps which exist because there is no central government unit controlling the overall Equal Employment Opportunity program nor one which provides systematic information related to its total requirements. The guide is in the form of 25 questions and their answers. (Author/AJ)

The author supplies a detailed explanation of six youth employment and training bills before Congress in 1977, discusses their implications for vocational-technical educators, and states the challenge. (Editor/HD)

Recent years have seen a proliferation of manpower and manpower-related programs implemented in the criminal justice system. This article is aimed at helping to develop a general frame of reference, and at pointing to directions for the future for intersystems planning. (Author)

This article examines the language of Title VII and its legislative history and also analyzes the rationale used in past cases in deciding whether preliminary relief is available. A rationale is offered for providing preliminary injunctive relief to Title VII plaintiffs in order to preserve the status quo pending EEOC's final disposition of their…

Possible compulsory unionism and its underlying philosophy are examined. Focus is on "exclusive representation" and the destruction of dissenting public employees' freedom of self-determination in employment and on the thirteenth amendment and equal protection. (LBH)

The first amendment, privacy, and due process rights of public employees are reviewed and many legal uncertainties and their effect on the public employees are noted. Special emphasis is on the first amendment and due process, since these are areas where the most challenges have taken place. (LBH)