Argues that support for student rights by Supreme Court ruling on the concept in loco parentis" will help students extend their involvement in school decision making. (KJ)

Student disorders in today's high schools must be met with understanding and tolerance. Changes in education along lines that will meet the needs of today's students will alleviate these disorders. (CK)

This letter from a faculty member at Stanford University to the U.S. Assistant Attorney General "offers unusual perceptions of faculty opportunities for helpfulness in student disorders, and persuasive arguments for government to leave the essential responsibility for the problem of disorder to campus authorities. (Editor/WM)

A statement formulated by educational administrators, trustees and foundation officers at the American Council on Education, Chicago, Illinois, April 4-5, 1969.

Presented at the 66th Annual Convention of the National Catholic Educational Association, Detroit, Michigan, April 7-10, 1969.

French, Spanish, and Yiddish community activists claim revivals in their communities in recent years, and consider their mother tongues to be their most vital and visible expression. The Hispanic groups are admitted to be the most positive about the revival, although they are less commonly concerned with a puristic standard of language usage. (MSE)