This study reports on long-range consequences of student political activism, studying former civil rights activists, student government members, and apolitical undergraduates; it was hypothesized that variation in political activism would be linked with differing occupations and political orientations. (Author/JM)

While the majority of bomb threats are perpetrated as a hoax and disrupt school routine, the chance remains that each threat may be authentic, and appropriate action should be taken in each case. (Author/JN)

Describes some of the readjustments (new public relations, academic changes, and improved counseling) the University of California's Santa Barbara campus is undergoing to improve its image with prospective students and their high school counselors. (Author)

What oppresses students more than anything else today is our telling them to shut up. (Author)

Differing histories, racial compositions, economic interests, and present circumstances cut across the Mexican American people obliquely and work against a sense of ethnic identity or cultural nationalism. (Author)

This study looks at 282 urban citizens' attitudes about campus dissent, attitudes about the legitimacy of a campus disturbance, and their satisfaction with a university soon after a serious campus disturbance. (Editor)

Student perceptions of the distributution of power in colleges and universities may be a factor in campus unrest. This study is an exploratory attempt to measure these perceptions on two different campuses and to compare present perception with what is seen as ideal. (Author)

Data clearly failed to support the general hypothesis that active students would be quite similar to student activists along the dimensions studied; instead, when differences were found, the results tended to group active students with passive students and differentiate both from student activists. (Authors/MB)

Some student demonstrations and rioting were probably a revolt against form, rather than for reform. (Ed./HS)

Discusses the role students should take in the administration of their universities. (PG)

This article describes recent court decisions clarifying public school student's rights of freedom of speech. Possible future effects of these decisions are briefly discussed. (JH)