The university must become the intellectual "Main Street of the World" to educate the multifaceted man of the future. (Editor)

Excerpted from the paper The Dawning Age of Leisure" and includes a definition of leisure; review of ethnic backgrounds; effect of technological changes, work, and family on leisure patterns. References. (RB)

Expresses concern that teaching techniques intended to promote "creativity,""personal growth," and first-hand experiencing might not provide sufficient structure for children's progressive language development. (RD)

The interrelationships of morality, sanity and responsibility are sensitively sketched in their bearings on undergraduate education. (Editor)

The purpose of this research was to determine the degree to which positive relationships between self-descriptions and/or interpersonal descriptions and ratings of competence generalized over different situations. Generality was found for the interpersonal descriptions but not for the self-descriptions. (Author)

High school students participated in a group structured to emphasize the changes and problems associated with adolescence. Individuals clarified their own values, feeling, and self concepts through interaction with peers in a counseling atmosphere. (Author)

Pupil personnel services and student personnel services are compared on organizational patterns, professionalization problems, and relationship to counseling. Future prospects for both services have inherent promise. (Author)

Contains 3 contributions: Conference Report" (conference on child motor development sponsored by AAHPER and NAEYC), A Real Look at the Young Child," and What Movement Means to the Young Child." (AN)

Adjusting our scholastic system to give students time off from institutionalized instruction for 3 or 4 years of government employment between completion of high school and entering college. (IR)

The director of the Program on Humanistic Education at the State University of New York at Albany argues that the continuing attempt to discover 'divine and golden images' and to draw forth the 'good and honorable man' is the mission of Humanistic Education." (Author/AA)

This is a dialogue concerning curriculum change to heighten individual development, to teach people to be people and its implications for the counseling field. (KH)