Outlines specific plans for coping with potential student disorder submitted by secondary schools in a New Jersey County. (MF)

The impact of a high school riot on the ecology of the school is studied from the perspective of the vice principal. Administrative responses were shaped by the organizational history of the school and by relationships among various groups both outside and inside the school: faculty, students, superintendent, Board of Education, black community,…

Late twentieth century poetry dwells on themes of protest. It has a great deal of appeal and is reaching more of an audience than ever before. (CK)

In addition to transmitting factual data to students, social studies classes should create an opportunity for them to question the structure of their society. (CK)

A relationship based on trust between aggravated college students and school administrators can do a great deal to lessen the conflict that exists on today's campuses. (CK)

Oregon's governor introduces articles dealing with ways the various States are addressing the problem of campus unrest at both college and high school levels. (JK)

Brief examination of premise that because education in America has reached out to so many, and because knowledge creates awareness of lack of other knowledge, some hold universities responsible for inability to respond instantly to all social problems. (CJ)

H. G. Wells is not quite the household name that he deserves to be, even in the households of futurists. Visions of the future in his writing and his attempts to translate these visions into reality through his work for socialism and the League of Nations are discussed. (SR)

Describes the response of the scientific community to creationist activism. A symposium entitled "Science and Belief" was held at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science to debate creationism. A network was organized to facilitate communication and political efficiency among anticreationist citizen…

A plea is made for teachers to become politically active participants in the 1980 state and federal elections. Support of the incumbent President is suggested. (LH)

Describes how a group of teachers, librarians, and other citizens, concerned about attacks on curriculum and public education itself, formed a grass-roots group called Michigan for Public Education to advocate educational equality and excellence. Describes how they got started, why people got involved, and what they have learned. Offers…

Suggests that college students must become aware of "today's malady of the soul," a new strain of boredom stemming from such factors as the decline of politics and absence of religion in people's lives. Asserts that students' belief in progress takes a toll, also noting the negative influence of nihilism. Cautions that students turn to…