Open access to facilities and equipment, both at the college and in community centers can help to broaden the base of education in the whole community. (RN)

An account of the experience of one institute of education which, in light of the James report, seems headed for extinction. (MB)

Describes the operations and procedures of the Florida Educational Resources Information Center, which is an expansion and renovation made possible by a federal grant of the Vocational Research and Evaluation Information Center of the Florida Department of Education. (JM)

Explores the avowed goals of academic programs which have been termed Black Studies" and examines their content, methods, resources, and assessment processes. (RJ)

Article discusses some of the practical economic and operational benefits of the scheduling innovations being used by the Gill School, of Bernardsville, New Jersey. Co-operation between schools using the system, the author concludes, can result in increased enrollment at a decreased cost per student, using existing facilities. (JB)

Concludes that experienced teachers generally are not assigned to poor or nonwhite neighborhoods, thereby accentuating the unequal distribution of educational resources. (BH)

The rapid growth of junior colleges is due to the accessibility and the services that they offer to the community. (MF)

Available resources and nature of discipline make agriculture ideal vehicle for ecology programs. (Editor)

Presents charts on nutritive value of foods which may be easily reproduced as well as several examples of games emphasizing nutrition. (SB)

Reprints of this article are available free, limited supply, on a one-per-person basis from: ERIC Clearinghouse on the Teaching of English, 508 South Sixth Street, Champaign, Illinois 61820. (RD)