Educational media publishing offers challenges and opportunities for college bookstore management. (Author/PG)

Winners of the Pick/Promote/Profit competition for college bookstore managers that selects outstanding merchandising techniques. (PG)

Describes the new bookstore at Kent State University offering 9 checkouts, information and special display areas, buyback center and lockers for students' convenience. Layout plans of the bookstore are included. (PG)

Describes how a series of interconnecting ramps; glass walls; and exposed heating ducts and exhaust systems produce a psychological impact on the students and the community and promote student and community understanding and appreciation of the technical education being provided. (Author/EA)

Describes some of the problems that student rejection of traditional campus residence halls has created at colleges and universities. Offers some solutions. (Author/MF)

Boston College's recreational complex combines a fieldhouse, swimming facilities, squash and handball courts, and sauna baths to provide a total recreational facility. (PG)

Laboratories for Learning Resourses, instead of replacing or competing with the medical library, should provide a learning environment for medical students, with books, laboratory-lecture presentations, slide-sound programs, films, videotapes, computer models and programs, museum specimens and charts. (Author/PG)

From its inception to the present, Roosevelt University in Chicago has wrestled with problems that have to be solved by renovation. (Editor)

The complexity of audiovisual equipment creates a need for impartial experienced, knowledgeable consultants to cooperate with architects to assess the needs of the users, formulate the requirements, design the system, write specifications and bid documents, assist in bid reviews and contract awards, and shepherd the job to a satisfactory…

Planners must clearly define standards from their own position in the decisionmaking process and must reevaluate them constantly in the context of the ends and means of each planning problem for which they seek a solution. (Author)

Reviews present and potential uses of computers in schools, explains how computers can be used in facility planning, and advises planners to provide telephone lines and electric power in ample quantity everywhere in buildings. (MLF)