A researcher in psychopharmacology foresees a flood of new drugs that will make man feel happy, cause him to forget his past, and arouse his sexual desires. Man may actually have the possibility of attaining sustained happiness, or something like it, through drugs, and so must ask the question, Is happiness what I most want?" (Author)

Presents a study of the roblems of teaching physical science to the non-science major student, the author's goals for a physical science course, and a discussion of topics included in the course. (DS)

Reviews simple uses of computers in helping students understand basic processes in theoretical and microscopic chemistry. Presents example of a computer program which evaluates the radical part of any hydrogenlike wavefunction. (PR)

Reports concerns of the committee with both science and non-science majors. Scientific literacy, systems approach to instruction, symbolic communications, attitudinal changes, and behavioral objectives are among the topics identified. (TS)

Describes nuclear teaching experiments and their distribution within the undergraduate curriculum. In addition, sources of information on published nuclear teaching experiments and on the supplier's of nuclear instruments, radiochemical and miscellaneous special materials are identified. Approximate costs for selected nuclear instrument systems…

Describes a college program designed to upgrade the laboratory experience of selected high school chemistry teachers. Small groups of teachers work with college faculty on chemistry problems each weekend. Problems investigated include the use of pH meters, X-ray diffraction, computers, and experiments in chromatography, spectroscopy radiochemistry…

Summarizes the educational objectives and strategies of the Chemical Technician Curriculum Project (Chem TeC), which has the primary objective of preparing a set of texts specifically for training chemical technicians. (PR)