Author feels the ways in which the ombudsman's job can be executed successfully reflect appropriately the organizational arrangements and climate of the particular institution. (GB)

In response to the lowered age of majority, colleges must take some responsibility for the drinking patterns and alcohol knowledge of their students. A test, designed for use with those 14 years old and up, is presented as a learning technique for a unit on alcohol and its abuse. Emphasis is on discussion of responses. (Author/CJ)

The purpose of this study was to determine how one particular type of student group, the sorority, coped with the external threat created by women's new freedom to choose their own housing. (Author)

Institutions implementing experimental programs are taking varied approaches to the evaluation of what students learn, as well as to the effectiveness of the programs in providing the resources and facilities the students require. (Author/RK)

The author concludes that in order to effect a change in the role of the student education association, it will be necessary for the students to have complete control over their associations, to identify the goals of their associations, to determine the means to accomplish their goals, and to finance their operations. (Author)

On the faculty side increased mobility plus heavy emphasis upon professionalization while for the students increased mobility coupled with nominal residence, leads to a breakdown in university structure. (Author/KH)

Responses by college students to a Likert type scale designed to assess attitudes indicate that the generation gap is a reality, with both males and females holding only moderately favorable attitudes toward both their parents and university personnel. Attitudes toward parents become somewhat more positive with age, but attitudes toward college…

A survey of the literature points to the conclusion that research thus far has failed to substantiate the success of the pass fail grading option. In light of these findings, it is noted that faculties throughout the country continue to adopt the program. (Author/BY)

This paper analyzes those universities most likely to experience protests and over which issues: on campus paternalistic" or off campus social." (KH)

The article deals with the use of psychiatry as a disciplinary and controlling agent in the case of dissident students. Campus psychiatry is associated with administrative techniques of control rather than with the exploration and liberation of the private person. (AD)

Analysis of survey data suggests need for flexibility in responding to variation in student maturity, such as alternatives in student housing, personal development programs and parent orientation regarding realistic picture of student life. (CJ)