A student describes his need for experiential learning processes and the extent to which the School for Educational Change and Development at the University of Northern Colorado has fulfilled that need. (HMD)

Author addressed the nascent issue of damage suits brought by nonlearners against the schools. He discussed the legal issues relating to such suits and argues that if the courts recognize school liability at all they would apply the negligence rule. (Editor/RK)

The present paper examined children with learning problems and sought some possible avenues to help such children. (Editor/RK)

Simon's Rock College in Massachusetts is an "early" college that enrolls students aged 16 to 20 and grants Associate degrees, Bachelors degrees, and transfer status to regular colleges. (PG)

Describes some of the readjustments (new public relations, academic changes, and improved counseling) the University of California's Santa Barbara campus is undergoing to improve its image with prospective students and their high school counselors. (Author)

What oppresses students more than anything else today is our telling them to shut up. (Author)

The School Probably has its greatest role to play with the pre-suicidal child, so that the suicidal crisis may be averted before it begins. In the schools this is effected by encouraging a more personalized teacher-pupil relationship--by encouraging extracurricular involvement as an alternative to withdrawal and isolation, and by educating…

Suggestion is made that social studies classrooms become centers for inquiry into student activism and discontent with the educational system. Guidelines for selection of topics for investigation and selection of resource materials are included. (SM)

Students learn the roles and responsibilities of educational administration and through their experience as active administrative officers, they develop a greater sense of student-faculty cooperation. (RK)

Summaries of 12 papers presented at the 2nd International Conference on Higher Education at the University of Lancaster, England, September 1972, concerning the student in mass higher education. (PG)

Considers the imbalance of responsibilities shared by faculty and students at a learning institution. (RK)

A study of both the legal and the actual situation in Texas with regard to schools and married students provides some important implications for family life education, school systems, and married students. (Author)

Discusses the role students should take in the administration of their universities. (PG)

This article describes recent court decisions clarifying public school student's rights of freedom of speech. Possible future effects of these decisions are briefly discussed. (JH)