A Congressman lists 13 examples of methods that Congress is developing and using to provide a better technical information base for making technological decisions, including those concerned with environmental impact. Examples of legislation illustrate some points. (AL)

We must eliminate contradictions between what is verbalized and what is acted out in the name of helping'' individuals. The resolution of our cultural crisis will depend upon the creative forces existent for bringing about new direction and new commitment. The counselor is in a position to become a charismatic leader within his realm of…

Discusses need for those in authority to realize potential of young whose impatience with society stirs them to action which forces reexamination of world, and perhaps needed change. Presented at National Conference on Physicians and Schools, Chicago, 1969. (CJ)

In separate articles, 2 brothers discuss how business and education can learn to cooperate in solving social problems. (Editor)

Authors advocate incorporating social action into the social studies curriculum. (RY)

In the coming years, people may radically restructure both their public and private value systems. This may result in serious conflicts and confrontations, and the groaning" rather than the greening" of America. Despite the turbulence, some changes in values can be forecast. Presented at the First General Assembly of the World Future Society,…

The many definitions of responsibility" cluster around three separate but related dimensions: legal liability; causation; and responsible character. These are bound together by moral beliefs. When the moral underwriters change, the allocation of responsibility also changes. (Author)

Eleven practitioners from diverse backgrounds and representing a wide range of opinion present their views. (MF)

A collage of student opinion displaying views from the most liberal to the most conservative. (MF)

Argues that more expenditure on higher education, particularly engineering education, is necessary if the pressing problems of society are to be met in an economically viable manner within the context of a complex technological civilization. (AL)

The social, psychological and economic problems involved in programs of adult education for women are discussed. The raising of woman's consciousness and her role change in society are explained as the goal in this education program. (RR)

A study to determine if the socioeconomic status of community leaders influences their ability to recognize poverty revealed that the average leader does not seek out controversial problems but rather is passive" and merely encourages people to work together. (JB)

Sex education in the schools is predicted to be the major educational issue in the 70's. It is concluded that total community involvement will eventually immobilize its politico-religious critics. (CP)