New math is considered to be a meaningless fad and unrelated to real math use. Research attempts to find differences between the new and old math have failed. Physics teachers can assist the current swing back toward linking math studies with applications. (DF)

Discusses the conditions under which stereoscopic photographs and drawings may be produced and viewed, and which will show the results of some experimental work. (DF)

Technical Education is a supplement to Industrial Education. (MU)

The 1971 annual report by the American Institute of Physics (AIP) is highlighted. The report deals with AIP activities during 1971, including changes in publishing methods, new products from the physics-information division, and internal reorganization for better service. (PR)

Short articles describe techniques for stroboscopic photography of moving objects, mechanical and electronic demonstrations of beats at radio frequencies, simple apparatus for the determination of the specific heat of steam, and the measurement of electrostatic potential by a flame probe. (AL)

Briefly reviews the content of some of the talks at the March 1972 meeting of the Scottish Branch of The Institute of Physics. (PR)

The first of two brief articles describes the programming of a traditional English Physics course for the Sixth Form; the second describes the activities and specimens used in an introductory exhibition'' in Nuffield Combined Science at one school. (AL)

Examines the overall distribution of physicists with particular reference to the future market possibilities, especially for those prepared to take the necessary role of scientifically educated entrepreneurs. (Author/PR)