The author discusses aspects of the youth culture and concludes that counselors must reject the sanctimonious supremacy called adult chauvinism and try to communicate with the young. Youth might be looked to in order to intuit cultural adaptations that will increase chances that the human species will remain viable. (Author/BY)

Dissidents have made our society aware of its capacity for political responsiveness and social change, and the need for a radical change in higher education. (IR)

High school principals' reactions to rapid social change are analyzed in view of the effects upon students. (Author)

Although today's young people are greatly opinionated on many political issues, their knowledge of all the facts concerning these matters is appallingly lacking. (CK)

This report relates to union workers in five cities, and gives a picture of how the young worker feels about his job, his employer, and his union. (DM)

Holds that some blue/collar workers are at least as critical of the factory as students are of the multiversity." (DM)

Based on remarks made before the American Association of State Colleges and Universities in San Antonio, Texas, in November 1970. (IR)

In address to Association of American Colleges (Houston, Texas, Jan. 1970), author calls for rededication of students to learning, faculty to the role of teaching, administrators to awareness of new responsibility and trustees to sincere protection of the college. (IR)

Eleven specific innovations are listed that should be considered by educators committed to the ideal of a humane and open society. (JH)

Pro and con views are expressed by placement directors from two colleges who recently used this approach. Both suggest careful consideration, and consultation with student council before deciding to try approach at other institutions. (CJ)