A discussion of the Federal Communications Commission's Prime-Time Rule'' restricting local TV station use of network programming in key evening hours and its implications for television programming. (HB)

Committee T of the American Association of University Professors reports on college and university government. (PG)

Explores the issues involved in the relation of genetics to intelligence to social-class position, the credentials society, preferential hiring, and the influence of these relationships on social policy. (DM)

Dissents from the views of Ivan Illich. (DM)

Describes types of administrators in their decisionmaking. (Editor/HS)

Planning for an institution is impossible when the budgeting process is used as a political tool for change. (Editor)

Foresees another encounter between the courts and the political system of the democracy over the issue of equalizing educational expenditure. (DM)

Describes the effects of the new act that brought about a redistribution of power in the management of the university. (HS)

The author's proposes that when university policy-makers are making important decisions or devising large-scale programs, the policy-makers should consult with the scholars in the university who have expertise in areas relevant to those decisions or policies. (Author/AF)

Analyzes some of the main features of the management subsystem and the administrator-teacher relationship. (Author)