Author suggests ways of involving parents in a real partnership with the school. Parental involvement is a sure-fire route to good PR, he says. (Editor)

The press has a definite relationship to the proper function of a school board, and the board has an obligation to foster and promote that relationship. (Author)

Describes a study procedure for colleges and universities to provide information about constituency reaction, as background for leadership, fund-raising efforts, and other effects of institutional advancement. (Author/PG)

Virginia information project builds public understanding and acceptance of the Virginia Employment Commission. (Editor)

This study looks at 282 urban citizens' attitudes about campus dissent, attitudes about the legitimacy of a campus disturbance, and their satisfaction with a university soon after a serious campus disturbance. (Editor)

Describes how full confidence in higher education can once again become a high national priority. (Author)

This article is concerned with how elementary school counselors develop constituencies and power bases to support programs, practices, and innovative changes in schools. (Author)

University officials rely on publications board and mutual respect in running an extensive student press program professionally. (Editor)

A college's internal audience may be the most important public" for the public relations officer to reach, and new forms of communication are being developed. (Editor)

In providing a 15-point program aimed at building public confidence, Florida A&M head lists integrity and relevance as key components. (Editor)