Article reports on a system for filing and accessing a personal collection of papers on educational technology. (Author)

Provides both content and publication information on various French books, newspapers and magazines. Several French radio and television programs are described. (PM)

National newsmagazines tend to provide social and ethical content on a timely basis in proportion to the amount of hard news coverage a story received. (RB)

Discusses the content of advertisements emphasizing societal problems between 1965 and 1972, concluding that most are self-serving for the sponsor. (RB)

This document consists of a summary discussion of the relevant sections of the new copyright law--Section 107, fair use, and Section 108, reproduction by libraries and archives--supplementary guidelines for corporate libraries developed by the Association of American Publishers (AAP) and the Authors League, and some of the more frequently asked…

Examines readers' responses to the speech of men and women as presented in the cartoons of large-circulation magazines. See CS 702 316 for availability information. (RB)

Percentages of unexpected pronominal usage in Japanese are listed. Data was gathered from Japanese magazine articles concerning individuals. Tendencies rather than strict rules became evident. (SC)

Can magazine or newspaper pictures be used as effectively as cartoons to motivate pupils to write? Author answered that question from a reader in an extension of his January article in this journal. (Editor/RK)

Reproduced from "Art Teacher's Guide to African and Afro-American Art, a preliminary study prepared by the Board of Public Education, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in November 1968.

During the past decade states in the southern United States have produced an increasing percentage of the nation's "city" magazines. Three magazines illustrate what the southern metropolitan magazines are doing to serve their readers and their communities. "Southern Living" provides information about its readers' interests as…

One method of identifying important areas and books within a field is through citation counts--noting the number of times a work is referred to in the literature. These counts can be supplemented with citation networks, in which links between articles are formed by such methods as direct citation and cocitation. Citation counts and networks were…

The first part of this annotated bibliography on foreign language testing covers articles that have appeared in periodicals over the past ten years; abstracts of the contents of each article are provided. The coverage is nearly complete for articles appearing in major journals. The second part consists of a selected list of books dealing with…

The paper reviews scope, objectives, and the publication record of the "Journal of Geography in Higher Education" (JGHE) from its beginning in 1977 to 1981. The purpose of the paper was to share concerns of the journals' founders and editors with an audience of American geographers regarding a variety of journal-related matters,…

This study summarizes major thrusts of articles appearing in "Foreign Affairs," the journal which is essentially the voice of the Council on Foreign Relations. The study is based on the premise that the Council holds an elite and influential position in U.S. government policy formation. Articles and supplements from Volume I, Number I…