Some comments on assertions in an article by Professor John Zeugner, by a former visiting professor of American Studies at Keio University in Japan, are presented. The success of the Japanese higher education system is discussed. (MLW)

An agreement between the U. S. and the People's Republic of China to initiate some steps to a broader understanding between the two countries is described and some of the efforts so far undertaken are discussed. Difficulties in getting significant information exchanges are noted. (LBH)

Two professors at Keio University in Japan found that an article by Professor John Zeugner presented an image more negative than was warranted. When evaluating Japanese universities it is necessary to judge them as Japanese institutions, and not by the American standards of what the ideal university should be. (MLW)

Anatolia College and the American Farm School, located in Thessalonica, Greece and established by American missionaries, are designed to serve specific needs of the local population. The programs of each school are briefly described. (JMF)