Presents highlights of the American Geological Institute's survey of student enrollment in earth science for 1970-71 and includes data from 1966 to 1971. Areas reviewed are: non-major earth science students, enrollment versus degrees granted, annual starting salaries, supply and demand of earth scientists, and enrollment in degree-granting…

Since this is the only factor study conducted to date on the role of the State Supervisor of Guidances, it should serve as a foundation for similar future studies. (Author)

Data from dietary surveys of U.S. households are presented to emphasize the need for better instruction in nutrition and its relation to health. The role of the science teacher in educating young people in the science of nutrition is discussed. (LC)

While the experience requirement for the accountant is being gradually deferred, a general increase is noted in educational requirements. Initial training provided by the school must include more practical applications and updated problem material with less emphases on theory. (CH)

This report describes the sample of over 2000 schools, presents initial results about the number and primary uses of microcomputers in schools today, and notes topics to be covered in later reports. Teachers' reactions to microcomputer use are also included. (MNS)

Current training efforts used to prepare students of medical sociology to function in a changing professional environment are described. Crucial to this effort is the internship--that real-world experience where the students can learn the accommodative strategies needed to maximize interdisciplinary ties without loss of their identities as…

Summarizes a survey of 300 middle school principals about their characteristics and their views about the important components of middle schools. (JM)

Describes the results of a national survey of public perceptions of inequities in the criminal justice system. The analysis focuses on the effects of the respondents' race, class, and status positions, with class position measured in neo-Marxian terms. (Author/AM)