In this feature section are articles on the various programs found within business education. (JS)

A transformational model offers a way to eliminate the middleman (programmer) in acccessing a computerized data base. It provides a basis for the algorithms which analyze the input query. The linguistic analysis of the sentence string is translated into system terms and the required operations are carried out. (28 references) (Author/NH)

Computerization seems to offer some solutions to the inadequacies of the card catalog. However, vocabulary obstacles must be overcome before the history, art history, and art students alike can enter libraries all over the world and quickly satisfy their various needs. (10 references) (Author/NH)

Describes an award winning simulated office practice program in operation at an area vocational center. (JS)

Various aspects of the data processing programs in Illinois junior colleges including equipment used, curriculum offerings, and faculty opportunities, are presented in a question and answer format. (JS)

Article concentrates on historians who are becoming proficient in utilizing computer technology for research purposes. (RK)

Schools in New Jersey have found that by putting their heads together, they can slash the whopping costs of computers. (Author)

Examines present and future usage of computer services in libraries, including information storage and retrieval and circulation and inventory control. (MK)

Included in this feature section are brief articles on the various aspects of the business education program. (JS)

This feature section of the Forum includes short articles on various aspects of the business education program. (JS)

Article on computer technology and college libraries reprinted from College and Research Libraries, May 1971. (IR)