Divorced from the rhetoric of the radical fringe, the demands of the movement are just, says the Dean of Women of the University of Kansas. (Editor)

Encourages husband and wife soul-searching to recognize importance of wife's continuing education. Discusses effect on marriage if wife does not keep up educationally with spouse. Portion of address by former president National Association of Women Deans and Counselors, at annual convention, Atlanta, 1969. (CJ)

Suggests that at small and medium-sized colleges, faculty members (particularly those in Black Studies) can help to protect educational opportunities for athletes if they gain the confidence of the athletes themselves and the ear of sympathetic administrators. Describes different strategies toward the same end which are necessary in large…

Focuses on the University of Alaska's Community College, Rural Education, and Extension Division, which includes 10 community colleges with large service areas and limited financial resources. Cites examples of innovative delivery systems and networks and statewide programs that enhance the availability and coordination of programs in rural areas.…

Providing adequate educational services for handicapped children in rural America is a continuing challenge. To deal with this problem, research and development efforts need to be intensified. (JOW)

The author contends that, despite federal law, college and university enrollment figures suggest that educational opportunities for the hearing impaired are more limited than those for more visible minorities. (SW)

Vocational education services are not used by Black Americans because these services are still perceived by the Black population as representing education for people who cannot achieve in other areas. Vocational educators have shown a lack of concern for altering this image among Blacks. (LRA)