Reviews the reactions of various sectors of Stanford University to the firing of H. Bruce Franklin because of his political beliefs and actions. (HS)

Data from a sample of UCLA students indicate that demonstrators are much more involved in conventional party politics than non-demonstrating respondents; the notion that student activism constitutes structurally isolated and noninstrumental behavior seems not to be supported. (Author/JB)

The events and trends in the library world which have made news in the past year. Comments especially on issues of intellectual freedom and insurgent groups within library associations. (Editor/JS)

Our colleges and universities are caught in the squeeze between suprainstitutional educational pressures in fields such as law, medicine, and engineering and student demands for curriculum control in the humanities and social sciences. To remain independent agencies, they must take the responsibility of self-evaluation. The author suggests a…

A forecast of actions of the Supreme Court in the seventies based upon the impact of the Court's decisions on the American educational system in the sixties. (MF)

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)

With demonstrations, strikes and protest widespread on the campus, many colleges have turned to men who score high on administrative ability but low on charisma, whose managerial style may provide peace in our time but prevent needed institutional change. (Editor)

This paper discusses the forces acting for change in higher education and the reasons behind these forces. (KH)

Presents the results of a survey on student attitudes that the author's research firm carried out. (Editor)

This article contrasts with a sample of college students the youthful members of two expressively alienated forms of nonconformity: student activists committed to confrontation tactics to force social change and disaffiliated college dropouts withdrawn from incompatible social conditions. (Author)

This article records a discussion between a group of Employment Security Counselors and five hippies. The two groups quickly discovered that they could not come to a quick feeling of trust in, and acceptance of each other. (Author)

Last year's national student strike showed how skillfully mass reaction to legitimate grievances can be redirected to an unproductive channel where it could be allowed to run itself out, resulting in frustrated extreme reactions and disappointed apathy. (DM)