Stresses the importance of the English teacher's role in preparing students for a career. (RB)

Discusses the inter-relationships between some important temperature scales such as the Celsius scale, the Kelvin Thermodynamic scale, and the International Practical Temperature Scale (IPTS). Included is a description of the 1968 IPTS with emphasis on innovations introduced in the range below 273.15 k. (CC)

Author proceeded to develop a composite profile of work through twelve different aspects of its polarity with play, prefacing these with the general remark that the antithesis is strongly ambivalent. (Author/RK)

A speech presented at a Community Education Workshop in Birmingham, Alabama, that attempts to develop a clear definition of the nature of community education. (DN)

Presents eighteen uses of comprehension'' in an educational context from twenty-one books and twenty-six articles published in the field of reading over the past decade. (Author/RB)

Describes the job of an interior designer and what he can do for school administrators. (MF)

Paper presented at the Second International Conference on Linguistics and Translation, October 4-7, 1972, Montreal, Canada. (DD)

The author gives his rationale for career education, explains why the Office of Education refuses to define the term too precisely, and makes a plea for unification of technical and liberal education. (Editor)

A leader is defined as one who espouses a cause and leadership training programs are seen as means of developing leaders through concern with the philosophy of man, with political philosophy, and with social criticism. (JB)

Studies words in Portuguese and Spanish that may be identically written and pronounced but are different in meaning. (DS)

The term discography is used here to define a wide range of related activities, problems, and products involved in the analysis, description, enumeration, and bibliographical control of the artifacts of recorded sound and the sounds preserved on and transmitted by those artifacts. (83 references) (Author)

This article is a recorded discussion by an undergraduate aesthetics class at Longwood College, Farmville, Virginia. (Editor)

Paper presented before the annual meeting of the Society for the Study of Social Problems, August 30, 1970, Washington, D.C. (FF)