A survey of the faculty of six colleges and universities indicates that interaction of faculty and students outside the classroom is dependent on accessibility of faculty and that teaching practices are an indicator of accessibility. Data suggesting the consequences of such interaction is also presented. (Author/JH)

Article describes a university experience of a one-time Palestinian refugee at the American University of Beirut. (ML)

To survive student personnel work must identify with the academic life of the university. Research toward academic freedom and toward continuous dialogue with students will improve student college relationships and give student personnel workers an active role. Presented NASPA Center conference in San Diego, 1969. (KH)

The author believes in the ability of the student to make the right choices about his own education and takes the view that the university must shift its attention away from the conventional counter insurgent posture to one more in keeping with its true function as the educator of society. (Author/BY)

Several methods of measuring the impact of college attendance on students are compared. Such methods as two-stage input-output, path analysis, partitioning variance, and stochastic models are discussed. Some discussion is also devoted to the conditions under which one method might be used in preference to another. (CWB)

From personal visitation, Congressional group reports on what students are saying about their concerns and frustrations. Offers ideas for consideration in hopes of alleviating problem of continual confrontation. Reprinted from Congressional Record. (CJ)

Fundamental changes in both student bodies and education in our society in recent years have resulted in the Courts' intervention in universities' disciplinary powers over students. (IR)

Data examined in the sense of the direction in which the University should be led show the goals of the student affairs staff and incoming students to be similar. Understanding the process of expectations changing into perceptions would help determine better methods for dealing with students' attitudes. (Author/BY)

Proposes bicameral university legislature consisting of administration, faculty and student groups each given power to initiate legislation for particular areas, but requiring approval of the other group before implementation. (IR)

This article describes a Court of Student Academic Appeals (Wichita State University) which was established to protect the student from arbitrary faculty behavior, and to assure a measure of protection for faculty if students use the civil courts to obtain their ends. (Author/CJ)