A Leading member of the National Union of Teachers executive here outlines the progress made by the teacher unions during the past decade. He predicts that they will play an increasing role in educational reform. (Ed.)

The economic situation of teachers in Catholic schools is discussed. (CK)

A study report and recommendations for training shop stewards, with particular reference to the need for fuller cooperation between unions and management in program planning. A standardized union steward job model is included. (LY)

Although labor unions traditionally have fought for shorter working hours, there have been recent reversals in this trend. The Pulp and Paperboard Division of Temple-Eastex Incorporated converted to a 12-hour shift and found that safety improved, productivity increased, and overtime decreased. (JOW)

Unions are increasingly embarking on education and training programs in occupational health and safety for workers and their representatives. The importance of such programs is stressed by the author. Discusses occupational dangers and how worker education programs can contribute to reducing these dangers. (CT)

When the economy improves, strikes will increase as workers strive for their share in the new wealth. It is up to training directors to push hard for company-wide strike-avoidance programs. (Author)

A survey of members of the Newspaper Guild revealed that unions were more successful at raising the salaries of reporters at small as opposed to large daily newspapers. (FL)

Reports on the annual conventions of both the American Federation of Teachers and the National Education Association. (IRT)

A gymnasium that is now outgrown has been redesigned to be a campus center for students, faculty, and visitors. (Author/MLF)

Actions taken during the 1928 American Federation of Labor Convention against Brookwood Labor College are examined to demonstrate the depth and extent of anti-radicalism in this period of American labor's struggle for workers' education. (MJB)

The new student center at Trenton State College is situated on the walkway between the central campus and the commuter parking areas. The location brings resident and commuter students together. (Author/MLF)