Described a program designed to provide educational opportunities for elderly persons and considered how community colleges were able to reach young adult, pre-retirement and retirement populations. (Author/RK)

Article discussed the interaction of college trustees and administrators as well as the local community. (RK)

Article outlines five different forms of student financial assistance and describes a short history of the development of educational finance. (RK)

Article illustrates the advantages of correspondence education and suggests its potential uses. (RK)

An address delivered at the opening session of the 1973 National Business Education Association Convention. (Editor)

Article describes policies and projects designed to give older citizens educational experiences suitable to their needs. (RK)

Author addresses the problem of describing the meaning of continuing education at a seminar in American Studies, an intellectual encounter of Europeans and Americans. (Author/RK)

Discusses the Third International Conference on Adult Education which was held in Tokyo in 1972 that considered the main trends in adult education during the last decade and reviewed policies for educational development in respect of adult education. (Author/RK)

Evaluates the courses of action that Catholic educators and school boards can take in justifying early childhood programs as part of its service apostolate. (Author/RK)

Describes the development of educational programs for students from Lappland as provided by the Norwegian Ministry of Education. (RK)

Discusses activities undertaken in pharmacologist's laboratories and the prerequisites for admission to a degree study. Indicates that pharmacology is a new science but deals with drugs existing since the dawn of history. (CC)

Described is a university program in which deaf individuals study with hearing students by utilizing support services of interpretation, note taking, counseling, and tutoring. (GW)