In this paper, the author compares the conservative normative depictions of sweethearts in campus publications to representations of the figure in sorority newsletters by examining differences in the projection of domesticity, beauty, and passivity between the two types of publications. The author contends that the substantial variances between…

The primary aim of this research was to investigate students' views of using published research and their attitudes towards the research activities of their lecturers. Although this has been examined often in university settings the focus here was on science students undertaking foundation degrees in Further Education Colleges (FECs). This was…

Describes four types of yearbook covers and indicates how each might last, based on a comparison of yearbooks published during a 70-year period. (TJ)

Describes the formation of a two-volume yearbook which uses both reporting and photo essays to characterize the school year. (KS)

This article addresses the importance of giving greater pedagogical attention to writing for publication in higher education. It recognizes that, while doctoral research is a major source of new knowledge production in universities, most doctoral students do not receive adequate mentoring or structural support to publish from their research, with…

Describes several situations in which student journalists in various universities had to handle ethical issues related to compromises of integrity, unethical conduct, and conflicts of interest. (TJ)

Contains a selected annotated bibliography of 51 items covering articles published from January through August, 1974, organized under the following categories: advertising, broadcasting, media criticism, editorial policy, graphics, job opportunities, pedagogy, and photography. (RB)

Presents information about typography that student publication staffs should know; describes many variations of type use and abuse. (GT)

Yearbook sales increased at Indiana University after content was geared to appeal to the target audience's assessed characteristics. (KS)

Discusses approaches to selecting poetry for the campus literary magazine. Argues that the selection process should be based to the publication's editorial philosophy (inclusive or exclusive) and should be followed consistently. (SR)

As a requirement of APA accreditation, many PhD programs in applied psychology subscribe to some variant of the scientist-practitioner model. However, critics have argued that integrating science into an applied psychology curriculum may be too challenging a task. This article describes the development of The New School Psychology Bulletin, a…

Tells how to set up a darkroom, what materials are needed, and how to develop the pictures. (RB)

Discusses the program of service offered by the Indiana chapter of the Collegiate Press Association (CPA) for 1974-75. (RB)