High salaries, specialized academic departments, and academic tradition facilitate faculty and student recruitment. Large institutions meet these criteria with greater ease than small, although size does act as an impediment. Particularistic preferences do exercise some influences on the overall recruitment picture. (JH)

Increased enrollments, regional politics, student activism and rigid examinations have all contributed to the higher education crisis in India. (PG)

This article views some oft-quoted cases, and considers the affirmative rights afforded higher education officials. Approaching these cases with a more positive attitude produces a balanced picture of administrative and student relationships. (Author)

Examines the court influenced changes in student-college relationships. Finds that tests of regulations currently used by courts include such terms as substantial justification,'' appropriate reason,'' chilling effect,'' or prior restraint.'' (JF)

Educational innovation in institutions of higher learning too often relies on the traditional concepts it is attempting to erase, causing inconsistency and confusion. (JB)

The history of the Free University of Berlin is presented with its problems and conflicts. (PG)

Author describes the university as it exists today. This is followed by a description and discussion of the university of the future. Discussed are the student body, faculty, mission and philosophy, governance, etc. (LF)

The author concludes that the ideological are inherent and desirable in the academic process. Racial problems have been a social reality in the American society and will therefore continue on the campuses which are in fact microcosms of society. (Author)

A recent proposal by the National Training Laboratories Institute for Applied Behavioral Science suggests that meaningful technics to lessen student stress and channel creative energy offer promise of relieving campus unrest. (Editor)

The authors argue the need for disciplinary prosecution resting in the institutional process, rather than in the person of the dean of students. (Author/BY)

Authoritarianism, largely caused by a breakdown of geniune authority, is cited as the root of the campus problem. Adapted from presentation to annual meeting of American Political Science Association, New York, September 4, 1969. (Editor)

Student personnel workers can prepare the academic community for student participation by: (1) making staff aware of previous examples of participation; (2) creating an atmosphere of trust and good will; (3) refusing to become scapegoats for student disruption; and (4) becoming involved in areas traditionally outside their scope. (CJ)

Only 35 per cent of the 177 responding public 2-year colleges surveyed have studied the ombudsman concept. Most of these 2-year college presidents feel that a college ombudsman is unnecessary. (CA)

Sessions of the Association of College and University Housing Officers Convention stressed new areas of concern over housing contracts and student plans to adopt labor negotiation techniques to gain participation in housing policies and food service rules. (IR)

Discusses development of Statement, its endorsement by numerous organizations, its continuing reevaluation and revision to meet current needs on campus in light of court decisions. (CJ)