The experience of the early 1970's, with a fairly constant number of poor, offers little hope that U.S. poverty will be soon eliminated. (DM)

Assesses the current situation in India and gives guidelines for the next 8 years. (SP)

Discusses the irrational approach to the interface between the science education profession and political and social world, and indicates the necessity of reform in shaping the future policy through educator's and scientists's abandonment of their professional isolationism posture. (CC)

To find a solution to the many economic, health, and education problems confronting the American Indian, it is proposed that a National Conference on American Indians be called by the president. Such a conference, patterned after previous White House Conferences, would give Indians an opportunity to address themselves to the resolution of their…

Reviews the case of Michael L. Bottino who was denied reappointment without justifiable reason. (HS)

Outlines some general principles of the Marxist Theory of Literary Criticism for scholars and teachers. (RB)

Examines the zero-order relationship between academic status and high-school dropout, and whether the percentage of dropout increases after the variable of social involvement is introduced. (DM)

Examines some of the internal and external factors that contribute to student unrest including such issues as: communication, responsiveness, student intolerance, adult hypocrisy, relevance, overreaction, the black student, and size of the institution. (MF)

During the period numerous reform campaigns were undertaken by various establishment groups. Their strategies and goals are analyzed and compared to those of the local politicians and police officials. The efficacy of the reform groups is also analyzed. (DB)

The protest movement today has altered all conflicts and discussions, so that difficulties that formerly were considered private matters (such as conflicts between student and teacher, worker and employer) now claim political significance, to be justified with political concepts. (Author)

A description by its president of the history and purposes of "Americans for Indian Opportunity," a national nonprofit organization governed jointly by Indians and interested non-Indians. (JM)

Lay personnel indigenous to the inner city were selected and trained in helping and human relations skills as functional professionals. In turn, they utilized an internship principle in conducting similar training programs for 63 essentially unselected hard core unemployed. (Author)