A voluntary college orientation weekend which involved roleplaying activities through which the participants learned more about themselves, their companions, and their priorities is described. (JC)

A discussion of possible uses of computer simulation in high schools and colleges when direct experimental experience is not available to the student. Sample runs of three simulation programs are also presented. (AK)

A copy of the program is available from the second author at the Department of Psychology, LSUNO-Lakefront, New Orleans, Louisiana 70122. (Authors/CB)

Survey of conflict-based games available for classroom use. (SP)

Inside story of a mini factory and 17 products in wood, plastics, engineering metal, and printing. (Editor)

This third article of a three-part series explores certain toys and board games as models of relationships.'' (Author/AK)

A brief description of a computerized economics simulation model which provides students with an opportunity to apply microeconomic principles along with elementary accounting and statistical techniques.'' (Author/AK)

The author offers a classification system of childrens' games and discusses some of the functions of childrens' game-playing behavior. (AK)