Discusses recent attacks on English and presents a lengthy list of solutions, including reorganization of Ph.D. programs. (RB)

One of the major recommendations of the British James Report was for a Diploma in Higher Education (Dip HE) that would be a qualification to be awarded after a 2-year course of higher education. (Author)

Author suggests offering 5 different degrees in which students would have a choice as to his curriculum. (HS)

Compares language enrollments in universities in the State of Washington with national enrollment figures for 1966 through 1970. (DS)

The College Board's College Level Entrance Examination and the Educational Testing Service's Advanced Placement Program allow students to earn credits for degrees without formal courses. (HS)

Describes the first six years of language courses for nonlanguage specialists at the language center of the University of Kent, Canterbury, England. (DS)

Suggests that lack of interest in voluntary college science courses may be an unfortunate emphasis on advanced theory, rather than elementary foundations, in secondary school science courses. (AL)

A discussion of career opportunities in mathematics and the qualifications required of persons who pursue certain mathematics-related careers are presented. (FL)

Based on a talk given at a meeting of the Ohio Modern Language Teachers Association on April 12, 1969, in Columbus, Ohio. (DS)

Results of a survey of schools granting American Chemical Society-approved degrees indicate that most chemistry departments still require graduate students to understand a foreign language, despite much discussion in the past few years that the requirement might be outdated or that competency with computers is more relevant to chemists. (Author/JN)