Summarizes the issues involved in the supply of energy and the future of mankind. Argues that the problem should be approached as one world problem, not a series of national ones. (AL)

Reports the dispute between the Navajo and Hopi Indian nations concerning the two-million-acre Navajo-Hopi Joint Use Area, a box-shaped plot set entirely inside the Navajo reservation. (JM)

Examines the Democratic and Republican party platforms adopted in Miami Beach last summer and outlines the political promises of the recent campaign. (Author)

Discusses the three categories of the overall Soviet human rights movement: that of the Jewish community, that which is comprised of the numerous Christian sects, and the component comprised of Soviet intellectual dissidents. (JM)

The second of two parts of a paper discussing the role of biology teachers in attempting to change public policy and attitudes toward exploitation of resources, population, and economic systems. (AL)

Contends that if issues are articulated, work is done, are communities developed with sensitivity--without hardening of organizational forms or premature alliances between fearful groups--then the ethnic factor in working-class life can be an important tool for creating both individual fulfillment and social unity. (RJ)

Urban politics is shifting from the politics of ethnics to the politics of dispersed inequalities, a pattern which has caused an extreme shift in the base of political support. The power of the educational occupation as a source of patronage and a base of political influence has increased. (DM)

Discusses major issues relative to university survival. Includes financial support, academic freedom, equality of educational opportunity and choice, internal university governance and external factors. Emphasis is placed on faculty and administration roles within the power structure. (JM)

A number of history textbooks that are widely used in secondary schools in the United States show bias in their treatment of the Negro fight for human and civil rights. Evidence of Negro courage is ignored, and many facts concerning the Civil War are blurred. (CK)

Describes the internal dissension and the use of police force at the New School for Social Research over the dispatch of American troops to Cambodia in April, 1970. (KG)