The papers that comprise this document were delivered at the 1973 conference "The Development of Human Values through Sports." It is stated in the introduction that the participants are of the belief that values can be developed through sport, but such development is not automatic. The book reports on some of the available research on values in…

By 1985 Hillsborough Junior College will be a comprehensive community college composed of five campuses, each having four sub-colleges, and a total enrollment of 25,000 students. This report outlines the long-range goals of the institution as well as the objectives to be met during the 1969-70 academic year. To meet these objectives, the college…

In the Federal Register of May 30, 1974, regulations were published as Part 46 of Title 45 of the Code of Federal Regulations providing generally for the protection of human subjects involved in research, development, or related activities supported by Department of Health, Education, and Welfare grants or contracts. This notice of proposed…

Condensed in this collection are ideas which should aid planners in developing state master plans for environmental education. Based on a review of such plans from eleven states, comments are directed toward five topics: (1) the need for an acceptable definition of environmental education, (2) some commonalities in the goals of environmental…

Provides an introduction to the program, as well as the papers presented at the 39th conference of the Graduate Library School, April 10-11, 1978, which are collected in this issue. The evolutionary development and functions of the public library within an atmosphere of societal change are also briefly discussed. (CWM)

Traces the history of evolution theory from Lamarck and Darwin to the present. Discusses natural selection in detail. Suggests that, besides biological evolution, there is also a cultural evolution which is more rapid than the former. (MA)

Two discussion-oriented computerized conferencing systems, developed at GTE Laboratories of specific user groups are described. (MBR)

Traces the development of CHEMLINE from the use of the STIMS/RECON software system through TOXLINE, and the ELHILL2 software system through the National Library of Medicine (NLM) to its present use of ELHILL3 at NLM. Current hardware configurations are also discussed. (Author/MBR)

Describes a unique performance appraisal method known as "behaviorally anchored rating scales" (BARS) which is especially useful for managers of instructional developers. Steps and procedures used to collaboratively construct BARS for a particular position are discussed, and factors to consider when planning any appraisal system are…

The history of the Council for Exceptional Children's espousal of standards, dating from the founding of the professional association in 1923, is reviewed and detailed are steps undertaken to develop the current professional standards which were adopted in April 1983. (MC)

Describes disillusionment with the idea of progress, which now involves exploitation of natural resources and impoverishment of peoples. Rather than trying to reconcile our desires with nature, we have chosen to flout its laws. Progress must be determined with specific social goals in mind and must have ethical guidelines. (CS)

In order to help environmentalists promote effective housing and urban development, some of the more significant federally-assisted programs are catalogued. Seventeen programs are reviewed, listing program name, purpose, and legislative authority. (BL)

Four-part program to unite students, faculty, and administrators in research to determine how institutions should change and in what direction. (Editor/HS)

The cost study indicates that interlibrary lending by academic libraries may reach the three million mark by 1975. (5 references) (Author/NH)