An account of a photography project in a senior English literature class for low ability students. The results: Involved motivated students, an increased level of enjoyment in school, as well as increased visual awareness. (Author/JB)

Reports on Project Muse, Hunter College, New York, which has explored ways of using the camera in the teaching of reading. (NH)

Provides a list of equipment and instructions for taking close-up photographs for classroom use. (SK)

Presents a brief overview of visual and broadcast coverage of American courtrooms from 1935 to 1981; examines "Estes v. Texas," which effectively banned visual and broadcast coverage of the courts as a violation of due process; and examines "Chandler v. Florida" to determine the current status of such coverage. (FL)

The Landsat Program became the major event of 1982 in geological remote sensing with the successful launch of Landsat 4. Other 1982 remote sensing accomplishments, research, publications, (including a set of Landsat worldwide reference system index maps), and conferences are highlighted. (JN)

The chief objective of sport art is to capture that actual fleeting moment of excellent performance in a sporting event. In a series of articles, the significance of sport art is shown in its importance in recording historic contests and games, emphasizing social achievement and personal performance goals, and attempting to symbolize the depth of…

Books of photographs suitable for class study are reviewed. Related classroom photography projects are suggested. (SJL)

Describes the production and use of color videocassettes with an inexpensive, conventional TV camera and an ordinary petrographic microscope. The videocassettes are used in optical mineralogy and petrology courses. (Author/WB)

An analysis of the professional orientations of 116 male and 91 female news photographers suggests that women news photographers are as professional as their male colleagues. (GT)

A "gedanken photograph" of a relativistic meter stick is analyzed at a level appropriate for undergraduate students. Aspects of the photographic process are analyzed in the frame of the moving meter stick. (Author/SK)

Process of making a photogram is described. Shadow image appears when photographic paper is exposed to light. Design depends on imagination. Materials include low-watt red lightbulb as safelight, number 3 photographic processing paper, and 25 watt bulb for light. Chemicals needed are developing solution, stop bath, fixer, and water. (SA)