Answers to letters sent by the editors of College English to poets who have published poems in the magazine asking why they write poems, to whom they write poems, and what particular purpose poems have in this magazine. (Editor/MB)

A pilot project of subsidized family day care, designed for low-income working mothers and aimed at fostering a child's developmental needs, turned out to be a comprehensive service that also altered attitudes of middle-class volunteers. (Editor)

Article describes some of the conditions that must exist before individualized reading can become a reality in the classrooms. (Author)

When differences in level of motivation were controlled, all of the previously found differences between firstborn and later born disappeared. (Authors)

This extensive article covers three aspects of the premarital dyad: courtship development, dating behavior and satisfactions, and mate selection. It appears that the interplay of needs and roles seems to be a major part of discussion relevant to mate selection. (Author/CJ)

It has been proposed that in order to meet the dilemma of societal viability, an open aristocracy or elite may be the most effective form of social structure while every effort is made to have the individual establish a strong ego identity within the context of the social order. (Author)

Results indicated that counseling is more effective with self referred students than with other referred students. In addition, the findings suggest ways that college counseling services may attempt to implement their goals. (Author)

This basic model of group therapy highlights marked differences from individual therapy and illustrates the complexity of treatment planning. An attempt at enriching and integrating group methods gives rise to Theme-Centered Interactional Therapy, the advantages of which are discussed. Comment by Milton Schwebel follows. (Author)

"Three major and one minor type of post-laryngectomy speech are described, methods of air intake are reviewed, and therapy procedures are contrasted." (Author)

The goals and clientele of employment counseling require concern with social change as well as client change. (Author)

Paper was presented at the American Personnel and Guidance Association Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 30--April 3, 1969.