This monograph consists of six chapters which discuss the problem of prejudice in our society. Chapter I looks at "Prejudice as a Social Problem." As a social problem prejudice can be defined exclusively in terms of human behavior which denies or attempts to deny equality of opportunity or status to certain racial, religious, or ethnic groups.…

Included here are some drug facts and reflections aimed primarily at college and high school youths, as well as parents, teachers, and administrators who realize that blanket condemnation is an ineffective technique. Our purpose is to stimulate cooperative efforts to understand what shall be referred to as the "drug movement." Appended are a list…

Three forces are pushing man toward a drastic shift in cultural values and basic premises. These are: 1) the existence of a world macroproblem which requires such a shift for its solution; 2) the "great refusal" of youth to go along with the values of the past; and 3) the questioning within science as to whether its classical "value-free" stance…

Several theories and treatments of enuresis are described. The authors conclude that enuresis is a social problem (perhaps due to maturational lag, developmental delay or faulty learning) which requires teacher and parental tolerance and understanding. (SE)

Summarizes a study of Wisconsin's drunk driving law and evaluates the mandated alcohol assessment for convicted offenders. Findings indicated individuals operating while intoxicated remain young, male, unmarried, with high school educations. A substantial number of these persons were assessed with serious drinking problems. The strongest predictor…

Reflects on the exploitation of documentary film subjects--the dangers it poses as well as the responsibilities it presents. (Author/KS)

Observations on the effects of relativism, positivism, and secularism. Reprinted from the Winter 1968-69 issue of "The Intercollegiate Review . (AP)

Job restructuring can play an important part in preparing the unskilled for today's society and in easing the United States into the postindustrial era. (BC)

A description of WQED's attempts to combine drama with in-depth examinations of contemporary issues. (AK)

Summary of address to 1971 AFT-QuEST Truth-&-Soul-in-Teaching" conference. (RT)

The author examines the causes behind disadvantaged adults. Counseling is definitely needed to combat these causes. (MR)

Discussion and reflection after the game has been played may be more important than the game itself. (Editor/AS)