Michigan State University is trying to turn its populist past - tied to the soil, the small farmer, the agricultural extension agent - to the concerns of the Seventies, to the problems of the cities, of minorities, of people who have long been ignored by higher education. (Author/RK)

The author, who is Director of the National Committee on the Education of Migrant Children, reviews the history of child farm labor and the development of legal protection for them. (DM)

With a focus on abilities rather than disabilities, Project Worker'' is demonstrating that handicapped students can learn marketable skills. (Editor)

A survey of educationally disadvantaged Negro and Puerto Rican college students enrolled in a special baccalaureate program. At first, students accepted the program with no reservations but over time they became more reflective and critical and dependence on the special program lessened. (BC)

Authors attacks compensatory education as an ineffectual way of dealing with social inequalities, while underlying social problems go unsolved. (SP)

The disadvantaged child is one who cannot be happy or courageous, regardless of race, intelligence, or income. The most important factor in the child's personality development is love. (DM)

States and the federal government can easily enact legislation to make higher education available to students from poor families. (Editor)

To a large extent, quality education depends on the availability of teachers who inspire students to overcome academic or economic disadvantages. This article raises questions about the importance of leadership style of teachers of disadvantaged vocational students. (Author)

Presents a historical perspective and a discussion of current trends in the practice of school psychology in vocational education. Identifies the pertinent skills the school psychologist has to offer and delineates the competencies the school psychologist needs to develop in order to function effectively in vocational settings. (Editor/CT)