Argues that a value and action-oriented sociology is needed to rectify the imbalances in the discipline of sociology today, and that for our type of society this must be a political sociology. (Author/JM)

Reviews the case of Dr. David E. Green who was denied reappointment because of his actions following the assasination of Martin Luther King, Jr. (HS)

A professor discusses campus unrest and gives possible reasons for the decline in student protest in the 1971-72 school year. (SP)

The criticism of the Westinghouse-Ohio National Evaluation of Head Start is answered. (CK)

Inner city youth must be made aware of the problems confronting them on an individual level, the social factors which have brought these problems about, the facts about the constitutional relationships between citizen and government, and, finally, the uses of citizen power. (Author/JB)

Leftist students at the University of Puerto Rico are similar to New Left American students in father's political attitudes, religious attitudes, school enrollment, and intelligence. There exists an active leftist student organization which has grown in size and political prominence. (DM)

Substantive reforms in government, society and education must take place in the immediate future to keep the faith of the moderate student. (IR)

College administrators must win support from students and faculty, must consult more freely with them on policy decisions, and must keep more closely in touch with all segments of society. (IR)

Argues that school priorities should be changed from emphasis on language skills and technical proficiency to development of positive attitudes of love and commitment to others, both in the school and in the wider community. (NH)

From 1908 to 1918, Lewis Hine, educator and photographer, gave new meaning to the camera as an educational tool for social change. Published by the National Child Labor Committee, Hine's photo essays of exploited urban and rural children were intended to instigate reform. This essay with photographs describes Hine's crusade. (SG)

Examines issues of the three Minneapolis, Minnesota newspapers publishing in the period 1900-1905 to determine their role in exposing malfeasance in government. (FL)