Differences between the roles of a corporate administrator and a college president are reviewed and related to the role of an effective trustee. It is noted that accountability demands affect institutional autonomy and that trustees must become more involved in policy-making to protect the academic freedom of colleges and universities in the…

Describes sea careers including diving, offshore industries, aquaculture, science, recreation, naval architecture, and ocean engineering. (BB)

The conflicts between the logging industry and environmental protectionists in northern California is summarized. The eventual loss of lumbering jobs is discussed. (MR)

Approximately a half-century of American science history beginning in the period of the Revolutionary War is chronicled. (CP)

Illustrating through the use of a fictional character, the author briefly sketches a handicapped student's educational experience and points out the activities the teachers could do to aid him in his career exploration and preparation. (BM)

Explores Kissinger's press conferences during the Nixon administration focusing on how the management of foreign news policy is affected by the press conference as a form of specialized or elite interview and Kissinger's relationship with the press. (MH)

A framework and method of a three-country comparative study on the process of participative decision-making are described. Research methods, models, and instruments are developed in the context of a longitudinal design. The major hypotheses relate to the situationally determined relation between power decentralization, skill utilization, and…

An engineering-economic simulation model of residential energy use is employed to evaluate the effects of nine different residential energy-use "futures" as to economic impact on Americans to the year 2000. (Author/CP)

Examines the potential changes that dislocations in energy sources and uses would have on vocational training in Wisconsin and the new energy technologies which will require curriculum change or development. (MF)

Lists and annotates articles dealing with such topics as advertising, audience analysis, broadcasting, broadcast law, criticism and defense of media, editorial policy and methods, media policy and methods, journalism education, press law, and school publications. (GW)

The economics of publishing is described in terms of the industry as a whole, publishers' expenses and profits, problems facing publishers, and prospects for the future. The role played by the college bookstore is also considered. (LBH)

Racism in the media cannot fairly reflect society's multiracial nature, with no preference for or special treatment of any particular race. Whether intentional or not, the effects are equally devastating for those discriminated against. This article explains how racism in media works and what can be done about it. (NQ)

Educational publishing at all levels in Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad are discussed. (MBR)

Lists and annotates more than 200 articles, grouped according to topic. Topics include audience and communicator analysis, broadcasting, courts and law, criticism and defense of media, editorial policy and methods, journalism education, and international topics. (GW)

The new law adds little to the substantive rights currently enjoyed by the sound recording industry against unauthorized duplication and does not disturb decisional law favorable to the industry. Statutory definitions and the scope of rights granted are presented. For journal availability see HE 509 045. (LBH)