In this article the author discussed students' rejection of materialism and their role in a society that provides no function for the adolescent. Amidst campus disorder, the cooperation of administration, faculty, and students during recent strikes is seen as having a positive effect on future understanding and communication. (BY)

The author concludes from his discussion of due process that although the courts have begun to depart somewhat from the doctrine of judicial nonintervention in student discipline in higher education, they still seem to prefer that the Dean and the student settle the issue in the Dean's office in a manner fair to all concerned. (Author/BY)

This paper presents the use of counselor leads in the theory of child counseling as developed by Kinkmeyer (1965) and suggests what might happen when different leads are employed in different phases of the counseling model. (Author)

A report by the Educational Resources Information Center at the National Council of Teachers of English; includes ERIC abstracts of documents pertinent to this topic. (SW)

Results revealed that all subjects receiving reinforcement increased in friendship status as rated by their partners in a cooperative task. (DR)

To combat student unrest, the academic community must facilitate the establishment of trust and confidence between youth and nonyouth. (Author/IR)

Discusses student unrest in colleges and universities and emphasizes the role of the honors program. Proposes solutions to problems delineated. (IR)

Results of comparison study, using Reiss items subjected to Guttman analysis for measurement of dependent variable, indicate replication of other studies where degree of affection was major factor in acceptance of advanced sexual activity. No overall Negro-white predisposition existed regarding promiscuity. Several racial-cultural factors which…

School and home are causative factors in contributing to young people's rebellious and lawless conduct. (JL)

The student with either a diagnosed medical disability or a psychosomatic disorder may be a potential school problem. When problems remain unsolved, students respond in recognizeable ways, often in active protest. Need expressed for open communication, mutual respect between young and old. (CJ)

Student protests indicate in part, ineffective guidance programs. Discusses attitudes and role of youth related to social change. Suggests ways for counselors to rechannel student interests into attempted educational changes. Literature survey. (CJ)

Paper presented at the meetings of the American Association of Public Opinion Research, Bolton Landing, New York, May, 1969. Findings show that Negroes were more favorable to protests than were whites; those with more education were more favorable than those with less. Among the better educated, the younger were more favorable than the older.…

Reproduction of Chapter III in The Politics of Protest: Violent Aspects of Protest and Confrontation, Staff Report to the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence, March 1969.