The present study observed teacher behavior following manipulation of an expectancy regarding student potential. Black students were treated less positively than whites. (JMB)

Discusses the engineering science degree program of the University of Michigan which includes a premedical option capable of preparing students for medical school admission. (CC)

The State University of Nebraska is a multi-media, open university project whose primary purpose is the delivery of a post high school educational opportunity to the inhabitants on their terms. (Author/RK)

Discusses the need to develop new ways of delivering education to students as well as new materials for instruction. (Author/RK)

In August 1971, the California State Supreme Court handed down the landmark decision of Serrano v. Priest,'' ruling that a state system of school finance which made district spending a function of district wealth was unconstitutional. (Author/JM)

Reviews a book by Christopher Jencks et al., examining a number of statistical correlations between income and schooling; and also books by Katz, Spring, and Greer respectively, examining the historical development of the American public school. (JM)

Focusing on financial inequality between regions as well as communities and upon integration, this article reviews some studies made on educational equality and on the problems which continually prevent its being implemented. (JB)

To discover the comparative effects of ethnicity and social class on the achievement of children in school, findings reported on variations in school achievement attributable to ethnic and social class differences are examined from a cross cultural perspective. (Author/JM)

Puerto Rican business and professional people contribute time and skills to organizing a variety of business, manpower, education, training, and community programs to help Puerto Rican and other Spanish-speaking disadvantaged groups, beginning with job-related language training. (MF)

The current reorganization of the Soviet educational system represents an attempt to cope with demands imposed upon education by the functioning of a modern industrial society. (Author/MB)

Panel discussion by Dean K. Whitla, Marcelino S. Crudo, Harold V. Martin, and Frank S. Satterwhite, focusing on tests, which while not biased, do serve to eliminate many potential college candidates, necessitating special assistance along with enlightened admissions policies in order to give them expanded educational opportunities. (CJ)

Excerpts from an address delivered to the annual convention of Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity at the Americana Hotel, Miami Beach, Florida, August 28, 1969. (JM)

A radical change in admissions policies must be made to bring more of the weaker students into strong institutions and to make small institutions serve more of the stronger students. (IR)