This study examines the extent of ethnic labor market discrimination measurable in incomes and rates of return on education for Mexican-Americans and European-Americans in a large industrialized metropolitan area. (Author)

Describes the organization and administration of schools in Peking. (DM)

Special Urban Issue. Former Deputy Undersecretary of Agriculture defines rural development and urges leadership in the area to assure balanced growth in the nation. (DS)

How vocational educators can help turn the dropout toward becoming a producer rather than a dependent on society. (Author/MU)

Charges that the term alienation" has no scientific usefulness or meaning; and that it is useful only to formula-peddling counselors and spokesmen for the status quo when dealing with problem" minority groups. (JM)

The struggle to preserve their culture has turned Indians into educational activists pushing Congress for control of their own schools. (Author)

This article describes the Department of Agriculture's new program which provides a combination of biological and cultural pest control techniques in combination with chemicals, as well as long-range pest control research. (Author/JB)

Directed private study, which must embrace television and other media in addition to traditional classroom instruction, can offer the flexibility, effectiveness and economy which is needed. (Author)

Outlines the public relations techniques used by the Saginaw, Michigan school district for a sustained public and staff information program. (Author/MLF)

Gives statistics of increase in fees and decrease in enrollment in adult education program. Points out regional differences and how they affect various age and class groups. Discusses economic, social and psychological motivation of students and suggests additions and changes that would attract others to the program. (RB)

The college charter" is defined as the structural linkages to occupational and economic groups, linkages that allow the college to allocate its graduates to major social statuses. It was found that larger schools have lower dropout rates and greater effects on occupational decisions than smaller colleges. (DB)

A summary of the author's doctoral dissertation, The Effect of Pupil-Prepared Videotaped Dramas upon the Language Development of Selected Children," Boston University, 1970. (Author)