Contained in this conference report are 22 selected papers presented at a symposium of leisure and recreation professionals. Titles and authors are: (1) "Ethics in Recreation and Leisure Services" (S. Harold Smith); (2) "Growing Opportunities: The Aging Population Market" (Nila M. Ipson); (3) "The Myth of Comfort" (Daniel L. Dustin); (4) "Golf as Recreation" (Gaylan A. Rasmussen); (5) "Using Computer Assisted Instruction in Leisure Education" (Steve Gray); (6) "Improving Recreation Leaders through Effective Management and Supervisory Techniques" (Terry A. Rupert); (7) "Wilderness Access: Right or Privilege?" (Donald W. Peterson); (8) "An Experimental Study of Parent/Teacher Partnership Utilizing Homework and the 'Leisure Time' of Students and Parents" (Alan Maynes and Burton K. Olsen); (9) "Stress Management Concepts for Recreation Education" (Ted Coleman); (10) "China: A Study of Its Country and Leisure--Part of Pacific Rim Country Commitment to Advanced Study of Leisure" (Larry L. Neal); (11) "Utah State Parks--A Legacy Lost?" (John A. Knudson, Jr. and L. Dale Cruse); (12) "Characteristics of Peak Experiences Attainable in Outdoor Settings" (Larry Beck); (13) "Leisure and the Changing Family" (Benjamin deHoyes); (14) "Child Growth and Development through Play" (William C. Vance); (15) "Creating a Rural Library: The Manzanite Case Study" (Mike Vander Griend); (16) "Leisure, Laughter, and Life--Enhancing Integrity, Balance, and Perspective" (Andrea Philips); (17) "Corporate/Non-Profit Partnerships: Special Olympics Case Studies" (Howard R. Gray); (18) "The Statewide Study of Utah's Public Aquatic Administration Practices" (Craig W. Kelsey); (19) "Year Round School/Year Round Recreation" (Glen C. Parker); (20) "Utah's Recreation Levy--A Hocus Pocus?" (Burton K. Olsen); (21) "Family Rec. for Family Wrecks" (Dennis A. Nelson); and (22) "Aquatic Innovation: Introducing the Inverted-Scissor Backstroke" (James M. Stephan). (CB)