Discussing accountability, the author traces the role of the Joint Statement on Student Rights, then investigates the effect of the student rights movement on the role of today's Dean of Students and counselors. Finally, he discusses the problems facing counselors regarding method and manner of disciplining and due process. (Author/CG)

In this article the author, himself a full-time ombudsman at a large urban college, attempts to correct some prevailing misconceptions about the office and indicate the source of an ombudsman's effectiveness. (Author)

Student need and interest are brought into focus in teaching an introductory psychology course. (Editor/HS)

Points out the hazards of Medical Deanship and urges that all those concerned with strength of medical schools (deans, faculties and other university officers) take critical look at administrative problems of a modern medical center. Chairman's address, delivered at annual meeting of Association of American Medical Colleges, Cincinnati, Ohio,…

Recommends effective ways protests can be heard without forcing teachers and students out of the classroom. (Editor/IR)

College professors at Pennsylvania State University were asked how often they related their own research to the classes they taught; results indicated that research and teaching were not mutually reinforcing. (Author/SP)

It is the author's desire that the dean face issues, new programs and subsequently the council tables with more data, better advice, and more reasoned positions than any other member of the university team. Research on the questions offered in this brief report will contribute to this end. (Author)

Author feels that ombudsman function should properly be performed by dean of students and his staff. If they are not, changes should be made in organization, personnel, and process of school - not by addition of another bureaucrat. (Author/CJ)

Describes the involvement of an advanced public relations practicum from a department of communication in a promotional campaign to improve summer session enrollment. (HOD)

Describes the educational background of Edmund Wilson, the early twentieth century critic and journalist. Looks at his experiences at Hill School in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, and Princeton University, New Jersey, and the professors and teachers who influenced his life and pedagogical theories. (CAM)

A court decision that a college cannot be held liable for furnishing alcoholic beverages for student consumption, regardless of negligence in doing so, is criticized for its implications in both individual situations and on a national scale. (Journal availability: University of Georgia School of Law, Athens, GA 30602, $5.00.) (MSE)

Summarizes some of 2001's more interesting and important court cases regarding discrimination against students in higher education, commenting on their effects on case law. (EV)