Kentucky's Postsecondary Education System encompasses nine public institutions and numerous independent institutions and Kentucky Adult Education. The system represents 229,061 students, 538,866 Kentucky alumni, and 275,108 GED recipients. When Kentuckians earn postsecondary degrees, their skills improve and their wages go up; they are more likely…

The author contends that the City University of New York's open admissions'' program does not represent fundamental change. (Editor)

Finnish trade unions are seeking increased educational opportunities for their members. (SP)

The author discusses Christopher Jencks' book, Inequality: A Reassessment of the Effect of Family and Schooling in America. (PG)

Discusses the positive effects of grading without the use of F grades, a method of punishment lacking redeeming value. (RK)

Deals with these three questions: (1) What is the employment status of women, (2) What do advocates of the women's rights movement want, (3) How should industrial educators respond to the women's rights movement? (SB)

Examines reasons for higher black student motivation in the south. (SP)

The only fool-proof procedure for achieving total equality of education is to guarantee equality of end product. The school will not be an effective force in breaking the environmental cycle of inequality until and unless there is a concerted effort on the part of all governmental agencies to equalize opportunity throughout society. (Author)

Discussed is the alternative to universal primary education' proposed at the Bellagio Conference on Education and Development, May, 1971. (JB)

Suggests that the difficulty in determining if public higher education promotes more or less inequality may be overcome by applying Becker's analytical framework for explaining income distribution to the structuring and interpreting of expenditure tax incidence studies. A case study is presented, which indicates the system does not have an…