Fluidics is a new and emerging technology in which a fluid medium is used to transmit power and to process information. The two-year Associate Degree program at Brevard Community College is the result of student, faculty, and industry effort. It successfully prepares students for jobs as mechanical engineering technicians. (Author/KP)

Described a program for prison inmates, who were able to learn in cooperation with community colleges, which helped prisoner rehabilitation further with their special midnight program. (RK)

This paper reports on a project designed to examine how typical students of business and engineering went about choosing and being chosen by the organization for which they were going to work. (Author)

Akron public schools help students cross the gap from classroom to jobs. (Editor)

Examines alternative schools and a significant art-centered alternative to conventional practice. (Author/RK)

Black educators are being systematically excluded from Southern school systems. (DM)

Describes the basic ideas underlying the Governor Cahill Career Development Vocational Education Pilot Project. (Editor)

Calls for an end to all divisiveness between vocational and nonvocational programs so that business and office education can get on with attacking more serious problems. (Editor)

Compares and contrasts the reactions of two predominantly white Brooklyn communities to the assignment in September, 1972 of black students to one of their schools: the resistance of Canarsie and the acceptance of Bensonhurst. (JM)

Counselors tend to see their role in a therapeutic vein but feel they are increasingly constrained to focus time and attention on meeting numeric quotas. The pressure to meet the closed-placed'' quota often conflicts with the needs of good rehabilitation practices. (Editor)

Paper presented at the Advanced Placement Conference in June 1969, at Madison, Wisconsin. (DS)

The development and contents of the Nuffield Advanced Physics project are described. The usefulness of the material to students in college courses as engineers or physicists is discussed. (TS)