Describes some of the basic types and patterns of social constraints on intergroup relations research; the essay is organized into four broad patterns of constraints: (1) theoretical, ideological and professional; (2) occupational and situational; (3) governmental, institutional and monetary; and, (4) positive constraints. (Author/JM)

Uses a timeline approach, beginning with the arrival of blacks in America, to explain geographic location of blacks within the city, housing patterns, economic and social conditions, and how all of these affected educational arrangements for blacks in urban America. (Author/JM)

Examines briefly state control of public education and some of the adverse consequences for black cities, and considers strategies for resolving or alleviating the problems, some of which should be directed toward having the state exercise its power fairly, and others toward strengthening the city. (Author/JM)

In order to counteract the disrespect for authority and contempt for older generation values, universities must reevaluate the changing needs of their students and consider improved health services as well as the emotional climate of the campus. (Author/RK)

The extracts from the main conclusions and recommendations of a report of an international commission to study the problems of education in the world are discussed and, as well, attendant educational strategies. (Author/RK)

Much abbreviated version of a paper invited as a contribution representing the field of TESOL to a Conference on English in honor of Albert H. Marckwardt'' offered by Princeton University, May 23-25, 1972. (VM)

The reasons for a child's failure to learn in school are complex and stem from various sources--broken homes, parental indifference, and irresponsible parental behavior. (CK)

Undergraduate urban studies programs will fail unless they are part of a program that integrates the development a of the total personality in one comprehensive educational experience. (Editor/IR)

For private colleges, the greatest and most secure arena for revenue production is offered by a more aggressive admissions program. (Editor/IR)