An essential way of acknowledging one of the university's external constituencies is to participate with neighbors in planning for mutually comfortable use of the space shared by both. More and more universities are considering joint planning, or at least formalization of 2-way communication with their neighbors. (Author)

Article considers three basic perspectives or approaches educators can utilize in their relationships with the community. (Author/RK)

The Free Learning Exchange (FLEX) tries to provide access to learning sources, to put people who want to learn in touch with people who want to share their knowledge, and to provide a forum for anyone to present a particular issue to the public. (Author)

Author, Professor of Art at Glassboro State College, suggests practical ways for students to help eliminate unsightly areas of the community. (CB)

The American public is generally unaware of the manner in which the so-called liberal-left'' institutions are being used in the systematic dismantling of the American educational process. (DM)

Urges that an environment must be created in which alternative programs can flourish within and between schools. (JF)

Provides tips for school officials attempting to build successful public relations programs and to establish rapport with news reporters. (JH)

Gives 7 principles to help higher educational institutions continue to be service-oriented. (PG)

Professor at a Virginia community college discusses its goals and activities in adult education. (SP)

Authors discuss the role of extension in England, which is to carry out the university's obligation to the wider community''; suggestions for extension departments regarding curriculum. (Author/SP)

How to evaluate principal's efforts in the area of community relations; includes sample evaluation forms. (SP)

Includes National School Board Association's guidelines for effective community involvement. (SP)