An effective way to learn science concepts and methodology is to work on actual problems which scientists try to solve in the laboratories. Describes an actual program of cooperation between school students and research laboratory in the community. Industries and laboratories generally welcome such cooperative projects. (PS)

The principal problem of the architect lies in satisfying the needs of his client. (CK)

Author describes new media, programs and products the publishing industry invents and provides to improve engineering education information systems. (IR)

Suggests that environmental problems cannot be solved by science alone, because political, social and economic agencies are all involved. The need for broader perspectives and for forums involving government, industry, and the generalpublic is stressed. The role of one electrical company in the environmental education program is presented. (LC)

During the school year 1970-71, the schools of Pasadena, California were desegregated by Federal court order. The effect of busing on the housing market is explored. (CB)

Successful furniture purchasing depends on knowing not only the institution's needs but also the effect of the market on purchasing. (Editor)

The kind of engineer most needed can harness the resources of the world for results most beneficial to society; can couple science, economics and human organizations. (Editor)

New trends in student housing - from apartment-like dormitories to communes - are examined in this across-the country round-up. (Editor)

Describes a cluster concept approach for aerospace technician training in the junior college, student matriculation, flight instruction techniques, instructional equipment, faculty, admission policy, and sources of support. (GR)