"OATYC Journal," which is published by the Ohio Association of Two-Year Colleges, is designed as a forum for the exchange of concepts, methods, and findings relevant to the two-year college classroom. Along with commentaries and letters of reaction from the readership, the two issues of volume XIII contain: (1) "Focus: The University of Akron Community and Technical College: Looking Back," by Blin B. Scatterday; (2) "Who Needs the General Studies Department?" by Ed Lamp; (3) "Trends in Computer Technology: A Preliminary Study of the Northeastern Ohio Area," by Robert Remedio; (4) "Teaching Thinking: The Mission of the Humanities," by James J. Sheridon; (5) "Office Administration, The University of Akron, Program of Excellence Study," by Jean Johnston; (6) two responses to the question, "How Can Two-Year Colleges Maintain Quality Programs in the Face of Declining Enrollments?" by Charles Bohlen, James E. Tew, and Robert L. Romig; (7) "The Role of the Two-Year College in Economic Development," by James P. Long; (8) a review of recent OATYC developments and plans; (9) "Focus: Rio Grande College and Community College, A Unique Marriage," by Larry C. Ewing; (10) abstracts of the fall 1987 OATYC Conference presentations; (11) "Athletic Programs in Ohio Two-Year Institutions: A Neglected Tool for Student Recruitment," by Dennis Smith; (12) "Collaboration: Nursing Service and Nursing Education," by Esther O'Dea; (13) "The Fourth R (Reasoning)," by John Rich; (14) "Scholars Working with 'Found Objects': Humanities Research Projects," by Eva Thury; (15) "Study Tour to the Orient," by Mary Dee and Linda Rodda; (16) two papers discussing faculty involvement in college governance by Constance L. Kocher, Linda Houston and Allen Zimmerman; and (17) "Ohio Two-Year Colleges Help Business/Industry Remain Competitive," by Thenice Gall. (EJV)