A counter-culture opposes and seeks to change a dominant culture. This study defines whether counter-culture values are established in higher education institutions in Britain and their effect on student revolt. (Author/PG)

Questions the appropriateness of unidimensional or unidisciplinary approaches to understanding the student activism phenomenon and suggests the likely futility of intervention programs based on them. (RB)

Discussion of means to ensure freedom of expression by college students. Areas of expression noted are student newspapers, lectures by off-campus speakers, freedom to assemble peaceably and freedom to associate. (EK)

Examines several alternative models to account for the distribution of group disorder in New York City's 56 comprehensive academic high schools. Advances the thesis that, while disorders occur in the schools, their roots lie in the larger society. (Author/MLF)

This article presents a pastoral letter issued by the Social Affairs Commission of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops at the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi in October, 2003. The topic of this pastoral letter is how the beauty and grandeur of nature touches everyone, and how each person can develop the right relations with nature and with…

Condensed from "Phi Delta Kappan, Volume 50 (November 1968), 158-161.