Reviews the role of institutional policy, cites frequent abuses of institutional policy, and delineates several principles of policy management (development, communication, execution and evaluation). (Author/PG)

A discussion of the Federal Communications Commission's new policy on domestic satellites in light of our 1) military and economic history; 2) corporate interests; 3) citizen surveillance; and 4) media control. (HB)

This simulation study determined whether the value positions taken by 3 college constituency groups (faculty, students, and community boards) on problems in curriculum, student affairs, and personnel influenced decisions made by administration groups. (Author)

This article delineates four areas of school drug policies which need consideration: confidentiality, pupil personnel records, school relationship with police, and rights of students. In addition, the need for and the security associated with written school drug policy are cited and defended. (Author)

For a long time, engineers have concentrated on producing technological goods with a view toward profit and service. Recent emergence of environmental and social problems strongly suggest that this emphasis should be modified. Now engineers should participate in determining policies and patterns of technological development. (PS)

Recent hearings have shed little light on how the federal government should restructure itself to deal with the mounting energy crisis. Individual viewpoints and personal observations are presented, showing a lack of consensus on the best way to accomplish this. Office of Science and Technology priorities toward a national energy policy are…

Reports national survey results of large school districts' policies on participating in research projects originating outside the district. Included are excerpts from specific school district policies and a report on data accessibility by William G. Monahan of the University of Iowa. (DR)

Report of the investigatory committee of the American Association of University Professors on the dismissal of sixteen faculty members from the Indiana Institute of Technology in March 1969. (PD)

Conclusions and recommendations from a review by the Economic Council of Canada on decision making in human resources policies. (AN)

Matters treated in a system-wide school constitution can, in the face of increasing stress on the governing capacities of schools, become primary resources for wise and judicious operation. (Author)

The author strongly suggests that the Board of Regents of the University of California is corrupt and, to a great extent, unfit to serve. (HS)