Membership appeal for Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development. (DS)

A partial rejoinder to an earlier article (EAQ Winter, volume 8, 1972) reporting an empirical test of the so-called Clark-Guba model of educational change. (Author/JH)

Special issue on Black Dialect: Historical and Descriptive Issues'' edited by William A. Stewart. (RS)

The article relates the planning and actuation of buddy day'' as an aid in the students' transition from sixth to seventh grade. Each seventh grader was assigned a sixth grader as his buddy'' for the day, and there was teacher intervisitation. (JA)

Outlines the main problems associated with the approach to mass higher education. Two aspects are described; firstly alternative structures for the system as a whole and secondly short cycle higher education

The article deals with the development of an adequate and successful postsecondary educational system. (MF)

There is a need for educational change with regard to curriculum, bookkeeping arrangements, grading practices, calendar scheduling, working tools, administrative arrangements, sources of authority, and philosophy. (HS)

This overview of community colleges discusses their uniqueness in terms of their rapid growth, diverse faculty, variety of educational programs, and community service. (RN)

Breaking all of the traditional rules for a successful commission, the Newman Commission has had more impact with fewer dollars than any other educational commission. (HS)

Reprinted from Higher Education and Research in the Netherlands,'' 1971, Bulletin 4, v15 p37. (Editor)