Describes consortium arrangement between 11 higher education institutions in Worcester, Massachusetts. (PG)

The efforts of 11 early governors contributed to the development and improvement of Tennessee education. (NQ)

Report of the Commission on Liberal Learning of the Association of American Colleges efforts to stimulate changes in undergraduate liberal arts education. (PG)

Urges that an environment must be created in which alternative programs can flourish within and between schools. (JF)

One of a series of papers commenting on the report, Learning to be,'' submitted to Unesco by the Commission, which clarifies the educational crisis in countries of the Third World and calls for change in educational policy. (JB)

This article emphasizes that the report of the Commission states that the demand for education today is so great that present institutionalized systems are and will be in the future incapable of absorbing it. (JB)

A critical analysis of the Commission's report reminding readers that there is a great gulf between the ease with which progressive reforms can be proposed and the difficulty with which these reforms are sold in the market place of politics to conservative and cost-conscious governments and people. (Author/JB)

The far-reaching implications of curriculum change for educational reform and renewal was the subject of a CERI workshop, June 29-July 4, 1970. Reprinted from The Nature of the Curriculum for the Eighties and Onwards,'' Paris, CERI, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, 1972. (Editor)