Four Spanish-speaking Americans discuss manpower programs and the needs of their people. (Editor)

This article discusses the future role of education in society, as well as the role of society and government in education. More open enrollment is seen as a blessing requiring new concepts of teaching, counseling and financing. (CJ)

The author examines, comparatively, the role of the American women and women of other nations, and expresses optimism at potential for growth and development for the former. (CJ)

"This list of assistantships and fellowships in agricultural education is prepared annually by the Publications Committee of the American Association of Teacher Educators in Agriculture. (Editor)

A New York court decision interprets liberally a statute concerning free tuition for non-resident students. (MF)

The community junior college, having none of the custodial responsibilities of secondary schools and little of the university's discipline-centered research commitments, could become the "peoples college with a crucial mission of fulfilling business and industry's job requirements and job aspirations of the people. (IR)

Presents seven ideas which are influencing schools: inclusiveness, school as an employing agency, partnership, new interest from industry, volunteers, accountability and relevance. (JB)

Paper read at a Symposium on Education and Ethics at the University of Georgia, May 17-18, 1968.

It confounded the critics, produced a new breed of students, and led to basic changes in the conduct of higher education. (Editor)

Analyzes historical changes in the odds of persons progressing within the Hungarian educational system. Changes appear to demonstrate the effectiveness of (1) elimination of a class-based, dual structure of primary education, and (2) administrative control over the process of social inequalities in access to schooling. (Author/GC)

Examined various attitudinal components of educational orientations of the aged, e.g., ability to learn, interest in education, and educational needs; and locus of control in relation to these perspectives. Found six significant relationships between these components. Findings did not support commonly held stereotypes about older adults' learning…

Reviews formal postsecondary education programs provided by American businesses for their employees, and estimates the costs of such programs. Also examines various tuition assistance plans and their effects on employees' recurrent education. (GC)

Describes programs sponsored by labor unions that provide postsecondary educational opportunities to their members. (GC)

Acknowledging that "under certain circumstances, the small school should be closed," this article traces how one small school was rescued through research into small school benefits and use of the media to inform the community. The welfare of the students is emphasized as the "only consideration" in the closing of a school. (LC)

Suggests that psychological and educational testing of members of linguistic minority groups should take into account the diverse social, political, and economic realities moderated by educational opportunities, which in turn are closely linked to standardized testing. Discusses conceptual and operational issues in the area of minority group…