Results of a survey presented at the triennial convention of the Phi Sigma Iota Romance Language Honor Society, October 5-8, 1972, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pa. (DS)

A paper read in February 1972 at the National Conference on Graduate Studies in English at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. (RB)

The author describes both the utility and the recognition of the two year degree alongside the four year model. (Author)

Discussed are the nature and purpose of a Ph.D. degree in chemistry, job prospects, characteristics of a good program, suggested admission criteria, and the need for high program standards. (CO)

Summarizes recommendations of The Panel on Pre-Professional Training for the Medical Sciences of the Commission on Undergraduate Education in the Biological Sciences. Diagrams patterns of degree programs in the health sciences, outlines basic biological concepts, identifies problems of supply and demand in medicine, and suggests adequate biology…

Attempts are being made to gear courses to meet needs of those studying to counsel in elementary schools. Need to improve programs is recognized. (Author/EK)

Results of a survey conducted by South Atlantic Modern Language Association (SAMLA). (DS)

Reprinted from the author's A Modern Case for German" published by the American Association of Teachers of German, 1970, p11-14. (DS)

Chairmen of foreign language departments were asked to complete questionnaires describing curricular innovations, attitudes toward ADFL (Association of Departments of Foreign Languages), institutional changes, and languages added to the curriculum. (DS)

Article reports findings of a survey of American colleges and universities. (Editor/MB)

In order to make the most relevant kind of education available to individuals...we must create new options instead of offering only traditional fare under whatever new rationale." (Author/AL)