This article is addressed to university safety and health administrators responsible for specifying interior finish and furnishings for campus occupancies. (JD)

A survey of two-year colleges reveals strengths and weaknesses of their health services. (JD)

The need for effective disposal of hazardous medical and pathological wastes is discussed and the results of a test of five different models of incinerators in disposing of such wastes is presented. (MJB)

The acute management of suicidal patients requires that the helper (1) be aware of feelings of anger and fear toward these patients and (2) try to understand the nature of the patients' depression and helpless feelings. (MM)

Most student health centers are similar in hours of operation, eligible populations, inpatient care, computerization of medical records and billing, and director qualifications. The centers tend to differ in funding sources, salaries, and availability of special services. (CMJ)

A role for the community college health center is proposed in which the center acts as a "wellness resource," not only for the campus population, but also for the community in which the college is located. (Author/MJB)

The author presents personal observations about student health services in several European countries, including general diagnostic and treatment facilities, mental health care, preventive medicine, and conclusions. (MB)

A four-variable discriminant function equation is presented for predicting nonutilization of university health services. Implications for program planning and health education are discussed. (Author/MJB)

For student health services to succeed, student participation--organized, active, and responsible--must be a major part of the university health care network. (MB)