A television consortium of 20 community colleges in Southern California is discussed in terms of the advantages, disadvantages and financial base of such an arrangement. (RN)

Differing positions concerning the primary function of a student newspaper are presented and discussed. (RN)

Public relations is an important aspect of community services; several brief descriptions of public relations programs are presented in this summary of two workshops. (RN)

Sound journalism education in community colleges can be assured only by setting standards and guidelines, such as those proposed by the Junior College Journalism Association in its work with the Association for Education in Journalism. (RN)

Attitudes of journalism faculty at 4- and 2-year colleges are compared about which journalism courses should be taught in the junior college. (RN)

Policies presented here are intended to aid transfer journalism students in California by encouraging innovation as well as allowing for some flexibility. (RN)

From 1952 to 1972 the watchwords for college libraries were growth and change. The trends of the future indicate continued expansion and change. (SJ)

Northeastern Junior College (Colorado) offers an honors seminar to superior sophomore students in the social sciences. (MS)

Japan's junior colleges are developing new programs to meet the country's need for semiprofessional manpower. (MS)

Participants in the Social Service Technology Program for disadvantaged adults are salaried case aide trainees while they earn a 2-year college degree. (MS)

Suggested administrative roles and relationships with governing boards and teachers involved in collective negotiations are reviewed. The administrator should assure a neutral role, provide information to both sides, help clarify issues, and stimulate both groups to arrive at agreements that are in the best interests of the total educational…