This article is an appraisal by a corporate executive of the university today, written as a summation of an attitude survey conducted among several thousand Kodak People, most of whom were college graduates. (Author/CJ)

The president of Clark College in Atlanta declares that the time is ripe for broadcasters, commercial and educational, to build bridges of communications with blacks particularly those who swell the inner-city ghettoes." (Author/AA)

Author advocates the use of an ombudsman and offers guidelines for making this individual an effective one. (Editor)

Discusses the role of adult education in relation to new information technologies. Includes the extent of education's role, the content to be provided, the type of clientele to be served, and delivery systems to be used. (JOW)

Proposes educational centralization to offset post-Vietnam public disaffection from universities. Considers the solution of the basic skills problem on all levels, broader attention to energy research, sensible evaluation of public expectations of technology, and the exportation of U.S. knowledge as essential tasks in resisting the fragmentation…

Examines ways in which a teacher appointed as professional tutor can support school staff development activities. Identifies tutor task areas and discusses experiences gained in a pilot project concerned with the role of tutors. Suggests situations in which professional tutors can successfully take on staff development activities. (Author/MK)

The often-ignored issue of religious cults is one that teachers ought to address in the classroom, both as a method for teaching research skills and out of a responsibility for their students' welfare. (LH)

Judicial intervention in educational matters supplements the legislative actions of the Constitution in protecting the rights of children. (LH)

Ethical behavior in business must be rooted in the larger value system of society as a whole. (Editor)

Students should have a primary role in teachers' lives, and teachers must not be overcome by administrative chores. (DD)

Explores what happens to knowledge in corporate universities operating as knowledge producers in a knowledge economy, asserting that current discussions about higher education forget that the university functions as a custodian of knowledge. Uses principles of the Enlightenment to show that the knowledge needed to maintain the knowledge system…

The Pioneers, a group of students in a residential treatment program at Woodland Hills in Duluth, Minnesota, describe how they are changing their lives and community through peer helping and volunteer service. (Author)