Teachers can become involved politically by working for candidates, knowing elected officials, writing legislators, being tactful with officials, asking for progress reports on legislation, and running for public office. (DM)

Australia, with the aid of the Library Association of Australia, struggles against increasing restrictions on intellectual freedom. (NH)

Research in sex education is essential so that the many questions of concern to parents and educators might be rationally answered, but in an atmosphere of political controversy, both research and education are likely to suffer. (Author)

Proposes that the American Personnel and Guidance Association shift its focus to play a more active part in trying to influence public policy, and suggests several ways that this might be accomplished. (Author)

Legislators must restore the confidence of the tax paying public by seriously tackling educational policymaking. (RA)

Discusses why the dispatch of troops to Cambodia by the United States in April, 1970 moved politically moderate students and faculty at Princeton University to take anti-war measures considered constructive. (KG)