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Duvall, William H., Comp.; Duvall,Comp.An Index to Major Articles in "TheHigher Education." Volume I-VI.Texas Tech Univ., Lubbock.7255p.

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ABSTRACTThis document presents an index to articles that have

appeared in the Chronicle of Higher Education from Nove lr 23, 1966through August 30, 1972. The articles are listed under t.Aa generaltopic heading of: Academic Calendar; Accreditation; Administration;Admissions; Alumni; Attrition and Graduation; Black Colleges; BookReviews; Church Related or Private Colleges; College Health Services;the College President; the College Student; College Teaching orGrading; Curriculum; Ecology; Educational Associations and StudyCommissions; Enrollment; Experimental Colleges; Faculty; FinancingHigher Education; Foundations; Graduate, Law, and Medical School;Health Problems, Drugs and Drinking; Housing; Integration in HigherEducation; International Students and Studies; IntercollegiateAthletics; Job Placement; Junior and Community Colleges; Law andHigher Education; the Military, Selective Service, and ROTC; MinorityGroups; National Student Organizations; Religion and the CampusMinistry; the Role of the Federal Government in Higher Education;Social Involvement and Research; Southeast Asia Involvement; SpecialInterest Articles; Student Financial Aid; Student Protest andDiscipline; Student Publications and Radio Stations; Trustees; Unionsand Collective Bargaining; Urban Universities and Urban Studies; andWomen. (HS)

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AN INDEX TO MAJOR ARTICLES

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THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION

VOLUME I - VOLUME V

(Covering the period from November 23, 1966, through August 30, 1971)

Complied by

William H. Duvall, Ed.DAssistant Dean of StudentsAssistant Professor of EducationTexas Tech University

Virginia S. Duvall, M.S. Ed.

GUIDE TO INDEX TOPIC AREAS

TOPIC PAGE TOPIC PAGE

Academic Calendar 1 Health Problems; Drugs; Drinking 20

Accreditation 1 Housing - On & Off Campus 20

Administration 1 Integration in Higher Education 21

Admissions 2 International Students & Studies 21

Alumni 2 Intercollegiate Athletics 21Attrition & Graduation 2 Job Placement 22

Black Colleges 2 Junior & Community Colleges 22

Book Reviews 4 Law & Higher Education 23Church Related/Private Colleges 4 Military; Selective Service; ROTC 25College Health Services 6 Minority Groups 26The College President 6 National Student Organizations 27The College Student 7 Religion; Campus Ministry 28College Teaching/Grading 9 Role of Fed. Gov't. in H.E. 28Curriculum 9 Social Involvement & Research 30Ecology 10 Southeast Asia Involvement 30

Ed. Assoc. & Study Commissions 11 Special Interest Articles 30Enrollment 12 Student Financial Aids 32Experimental Colleges 13 Student Protests; Discipline 33Faculty 13 Student Publications; Radio Stations 37Financing Higher Education 15 Trustees 37Foundations 17 Unions; Collective Bargaining 38Grad/Law/Medical School 18 Urban Universities & Urban Studies 38

Women 39

AN INDEX TO MAJOR ARTICLES IN THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION

(Covering the period from November 23, 1966, through August 30, 1971)

Given below in capital letters are the TOPIC AREAS. Under each topic arelisted the date of the issue of the Chronicle and the title or subject ofthe article.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Jan. 5, 70July 6, 70Oct. 26, 70

ACCREDITATION

Dec. 7, 66April 5, 67April 19, 67Sept. 27, 67Nov. 22, 67Dec. 7, 67Feb. 26, 68April 8, 68Nov. 3, 69Dec. 1, 69Dec. 15, 69Aug. 3, 70

ADMINISTRATION

Jan. 13, b7Feb. 8, 67April 19, 67July 12, 67Oct. 12, 67Oct. 26. 67Dec. 7, 67Dec. 21, 67Feb. 12, 68March 11, 68Sept. 2, 68Oct. 14, 68Dec. 23, 68Dec. 23, 68March 10, 69March 10, 69April 21, 69Sept. 15, 69Oct. 27, 69Oct. 27, 69Nov. 3, 69

Dec. 8, 69

Colleges using January term to experimentIRS/ACE guideline on recess for political campaigningPredicted student participation in campaign fails to develop

St. John's University warnedRegional accrediting asked as aid basisParsons College story

National Accrediting Commission urged to become responsiveGreat faculty influence in accreditationAccrediting new university branchesRules redrawn for accrediting in educationNew plan for accreditation of higher education in U.S.Accreditation threatened at San Francisco StateProprietary college challenges basic accrediting policiesAccreditors to eye disruptions' effect

Proprietary-college ban by accreditors is upheld

Statement on government of colleges and universititesInternship for administratorsStudent protests cause dilemmaPresidents' institute sponsored by ACEStudy cites doubts about presidents as leadersU. of Michigan's Center for the Study of Higher EducationImproving administration with operations analysisACE administrators internship plan modifiedReport on educational leadershipStudent role in policy making urgedAdministrators' salariesAdministrators get grantsAdministrators' salariesAdministrators "overworked"AAHE crisis "consulting council"

Funds to train administrators & faculty from U.S. Office of EducationStrains of job cause resignationsReagan now controls California systemMichigan State chooses first Negro presidentStudents demonstrate for college presidentPresidents' views on crisis and reformViews of presidents' tasks

ADMINISTRATION (Continued) Page 2

Feb. 2, 70Feb. 16, 70Feb. 16, 70March 9, 70March 9, 70March 30, 70April 13, 70April 27, 70April 27, 70May 18, 70May 25, 70Aug. 31, 70Sept. 28, 70Oct. 19, 70Oct. 19, 70Nov. 23, 70Jan. 4, 71Jan. 25, 71March 8, 71

ADMISSIONS

Feb. 22, 67May 17, 67May 17, 67May 17, 67Nov. 8, 67Dec. 7, 67Dec. 7, 67Jan. 29, 68Feb. 26, 68Oct. 14, 68Nov. 11, 68March 24, 69April 21, 69

Administrations develop newspapersIntern program of ACEResults of merger at Case Western Reserve UniversityMany enter political racesMove to oust president of Southeastern Massachusetts UniversityPersonnel administrators becoming activistsAdministrator's Code of Rights & ResponsibilitiesResponse to Agnew's attack on admissions policiesUniversity presidents meet with NixonRights, responsibilities of college presidentsRemote, uninvolved presidents blamedUniversity of Texas dispute erupts over regents' roleAdministrators: What they're paid (Chart & article)College administrators organize their own national associationWhat an ex-chancellor misses about higher education - GouldAcademic administration not for faint-h3arted, interns discoverCollege administrators launch own organization, AAUAColleges urged to offer sabbaticals to presidents, other administratorsAcademic power seen undergoing a major shift

Joint form adopted in MidwestHigh school students' opinion on admissions criteriaHigh school counselors share in admissionsEddy on admissions honestyAdmissions help urged for minority studentsGraduate admissionsAdmissions clearing house establishedCEEB may declare war on aptitude test cram coursesAdmissions guidance servicesMore professionalism needed in Negro counselingCEEB additional servicesRutgers to admit all in three citiesRecord "Ivy" acceptances for Negro students

June 16, 69 CCNY rejects dual standard for admissionsAug. 11, 69 Open admissions in New York by 1970Oct. 20, 69 Coaching schools for entrance testsOct. 20, 69 Admissions officers on nonwhite enrollmentOct. 20, 69 Text of statement on minority enrollmentNov. 10, 69 New York "open" plan stirs stormNov. 24, 69 Open admitting at CUNYDec. 15, 69 Illinois uses lotteryDec. 15, 69 Unique recruiting by Mount Angel College studentsJan. 5, 70 SUNY gets open policyJan. 5, 70 Illinois abandons lotteryJan. 12, 70 Recruiting in VietnamFeb. 2, 70 Bowdoin stops admission testsFeb. 16, 70 Kentucky won't require high school transcriptsFeb. 16, 70 Nationwide admissions tests losing importanceFeb. 24, 70 Agnew hits open admissions

ADMISSIONS (Continued) Page 3

March 2, 70March 23, 70April 20, 70April 20, 70April 20, 70April 27, 70May 4, 70May 11, 70June 8, 70Aug. 31, 70Sept. 28, 70Oct. 19, 70Oct. 26, 70Nov. 2, 70Nov. 16, 70April 5, 71April 19, 71April 26, 71May 17, 71May 17, 71June 7, 71

ALUMNI

May 3, 67July 12, 67Feb. 12, 68July 22, 68Aug. 11, 69Aug. 11, 69Oct. 6, 69Oct. 6, 69April 20, 70April 27, 70

Carnegie commission recommends equal accessAdmissions officers say Agnew misunderstandsAgnew attacks policies on admissionStudents organize minority recruitmentAdmissions applicants at prestige collegesResponse to Agnew's attack on admissionsState colleges turn away record numberDiscrimination against women & NegroesPurdue accused of bias in nonresident admissionsSmall colleges face shortage of studentsSix art colleges adopt admissions plan to make applyiig easier, cheaperHigher education found still inaccessible - CEEB study resultsCUNY officials strive to make open admissions workCollege Board's tests receive passing gradeHigher education is not for everyone, says Princeton's MachlupCUNY seeks to make open policy work

Ivy League applicat ..ons down; state universities show rise'Humanizing' its admissions paying off for BowdoinGraduate applications leveling off; law,medilal schools swampedLarge universities advised to limit their enrollments, says S. H. SpurrClearinghouse created to aid in admissions

Schools cited as leaders in fund raising'67 Alumni Service AwardAlumni fundAlumni awardsNew alumni council headAlumni group honorsAlumni publishing

Complete text of standards for publishingHarvard alumni

Alumni money backs student in election

ATTRITION & GRADUATION

Dec. 7, 66Oct. 26, 67Nov. 11, 68Nov. 23, 70

BLACK COLLEGES

May 31, 67July 12, 67Sept. 13, 67Sept. 27, 67Jan. 15, 68Feb. 26, 68March 25, 68

New views of the college drop-outHow colleges retain studentsRehabilitation of flunk-outsCollege men said to earn $579,653 in a lifetime

Future of Negro colleges stirs concernGet new aid from Ford

South's Negro colleges should be keptNegro college plan backed by eleven governorsNegro colleges seek business giftsGrants to finance Negro collegesColleges told to be competitive

BLACK COLLEGES (Continued) Page 4

June 10, 68Sept. 2, 68Sept. 2, 68Jan. 13, 69April 21, 69

'June 16, 69Aug. 11, 69Sept. 15, 69Oct. 20, 69Oct. 27, 69Nov. 10, 69Dec. 8, 69Feb. 24, 70March 9, 70March 16, 70Aug. 31, 70Nov. 23, 70Feb. 22, 71May 31, 71May 31, 71

BOOK REVIEWS

Dec. 21, 66Jan. 15, 67Jan. 29, 68May 20, 68Nov. 9, 70Nov. 23, 70Jan. 25, 71Feb. 8, 71Feb. 22, 71Feb. 22, 71April 5, 71April 19, 71July 5, 71

CHURCH RELATED

Nov. 23, 66Jan. 27, 67Jan. 27, 67Jan. 27, 67Feb. 22, 67April 5, 67April 5, 67May 3, 67May 3, 67

May 31, 67Sept. 27, 67Oct. 12, 67Oct. 12, 67

Negro student editors want "Black" universitiesQuality of Negro colleges hitNeed, to train more in health professionsRaiding Negro college staffsEnrollment - federal surveySeen needing special fundsLeaders express outrage at U.S. policiesFinch seeks to calm Negro presidentsNew Negro college group seeking influenceFederal City College after year of crisisWinning support for more fundsCampaign for private fundsNegro colleges eye alumni aidNegro college presidents ask U.S. aidU.S. integration rule seen harmfulBlack colleges promised $125 millionBlack colleges get only small amount of extra $30 million in OECarnegie Commission issues recommendations for Black collegesBlack colleges still dissatisfied with U.S. aidMalcolm X College's aim: Black community self-determination

Year End ReviewYear End ReviewMayhew's Review of 1967's books about higher educationExcerpts from The Academic Revolution by Jencks and RiesmanCharles A. Reich's Greening of AmericaSchools face backwards, charges author of Future Shock (Alvin Toffler)Confessions of an American Scholar - Simon O'TooleCampus novels said to take a dim view of teachers & administratorsWhat they're reading on campuses (chart)The Prophet is five-year campus best sellerThe Degradation of the Academic Dogma by Robert NisbetThe Abortion by Richard BrautiganThe Athletic Revolution by Jack Scott

& PRIVATE COLLEGES

Catholic educators find boredom infecting their ranksCatholics make lay role widerHesburgh on role of Catholic universitiesPriest says lay trustees help his Catholic collegeCatholic group to reappraise education roleCoordinate efforts, Catholics urgedNCEA studies canon law and role of laityPriests on picket linePrivate colleges facing financial crisis

Pennsylvania weighs new private college aid planPrivate colleges wo-ried by gap in applicationsPrivate institutions urged to seek aid from statesStronger voice in Washington sought by private institutions

CHURCH RELATED & PRIVATE COLLEGES (Continued) Page 5

Nov. 8, 67Nov. 22, 67Dec. 7, 67Jan. 29, 68Jan. 29, 68Feb. 12, 63Feb. 26, 68March 11, 68April 8, 68April 22, 68June 10, 68July 1, 68July 1, 68

Sept. 23, 68Sept. 23, 68Jan. 27, 69March 24, 69March 24, 69April 21, 69April 21, 69Aug. 11, 69Aug. 11, 69Oct. 13, 69Nov. 3, 69Nov. 24, 9Dec. 15, 69Jan. 19, 70Feb. 16, 70Feb. 16, 70May 18, 70July 6, 70Aug. 31, 70Nov. 30, 70Dec. 14, 70Jan. 11, 71Jan. 18, 71

March 1, 71March 8, 71March 29, 71April 5, 71April 19, 71Arpil 26, 71May 3, 71May 17, 71Aug. 2, 71Aug. 2, 71Aug. 30, 71

Catholics told educators need 'reserach view'Draft statement examines mission of Catholic educationPrivate college aid weighed in CaliforniaSpecial attention sought for small, private collegesState aid seen going to private institutionsNew York urged to aid private institutions

Colleges' future "blueprinted" by CatholicsPresident Miles' formula for private collegesStudents seeking academic reforms at Catholic collegesFree colleges from Bishops, Catholics urgedCost to attend private college rises 29%Private, non-church colleges get New York state grantsPrivate colleges in Texas urge state aid nowRetrenchment seen facing many private universitiesCatholic University senate probes theology disputeCatholic colleges must be free of church pressurePrivate enrollment dropsPanel urges Illinois to aid private collegesTuition to rise 29% in private collegesLaymen Boards rated "vastly better"Private college facilities found exceeding needFew increases to private colleges by statesMackinac College for saleTheology school crisis threatens Catholic UniversityUrged to draw on own traditionsWise investment alternative to state aidGovernment's "vast indifference" is threatResearch on state aid to private collegesVatican's rule in governance of Catholic UniversitySouth's private colleges endangered by aid cutsCollege sold, two merged, as costs riseSmall colleges face shortage of students34 states provide assistance to private higher education (includes chart)NLRB extends jurisdiction to most private collegesAverage college deficit increases five-fold in yearPrivate colleges mapping drive for more fundsPrivate institutions may be dying, Carnegie's president warnsFederal grants to church colleges challenged before supreme courtResistance to co-education trend is growing on some women's campusesPlan would require single-sex colleges to make grad admissions coedCatholic colleges facing possibility of going broke, changes urgedMore Catholic colleges close or merge as financial woes riseCutting costs at small college: economists' plan maintain qualityInformal Catholic radical movement attracting many on campusesReinert launches new effort in private-college crisisChurch-college leaders weigh implications of Supreme Court decisionsStatus of church-college aid still confused, lawyer says

COLLEGE HEALTH SERVICES Page 6

Dec. 7, 66 45% of college health services will prescribe "the pill"May 20, 68 When unmarried coeds become pregnantApril 27, 70 Preventive approach urged on college health services

THE COLLEGE PRESIDENT

Nov. 23, 66Jan. 13, 67Jan. 27, 67Jan. 27, 67Feb. 8, 67March 8, 67March 8, 67March 8, 67March 22, 67April 5, 67April 19, 67May 17, 67May 31, 67July 12, 67Sept. 27, 67Oct. 12, 67Dec. 7, 67Dec. 21, 67Feb. 12, 68Feb. 26, 68May 6, 68July 22, 68July 22, 68Sept. 2, 68Sept. 23, 68Oct. 14, 68Dec. 23, 68Dec. 23, 68Jan. 13, 69Feb. 10, 69Feb. 24, 69March 10, 69March 24, 69March 24, 69April 21, 69May 5, 69June 16, 69Oct. 6, 69Oct. 27, 69Oct. 27, 69Nov. 3, 69Dec. 8, 69Dec. 8, 69Jan. 5, 70March 9, 70April 27, 70May 18, 70May 25, 70

New M.I.T. president

Statement on government cf colleges and universitiesFather Hesburgh on role of Catholic universitiesDismissal of Clark Kerr; his new assignmentInternship for administratorsKing resigns at Wyoming UniversityRhode Island University president quitsCollege won't move, so president doesPresident quits after art fire at Wisconsin State-Whitewater300 colleges and universities looking for new presidentsThe Parsons College storyBrewster hits "self-styled syndicalists"Parsons faculty urges firing of president

Presidents' institute sponsored by ACENew college presidents: 250 needed each yearStudy cites serious doubts about presidents as leadersJohns Hopkins head says student radicals resemble NazisACE administrators internship plan modified14 features of leadership in educationTwo claim to be president of Asbury College (Kentucky)

President's firing upheld (Asbury College)Campus heads quit at Indiana, Wisconsin, and Georgia TechFire destroys office of Stanford presidentAdministrator's salariesMore presidents quit

19 college heads get grants to "renew inner resources"Administrators' salariesAdministrators overworkedNew president passes up inauguration as too costlyHayakawa on disorders: excerpts from testimonySmiley quits at Colorado after SDS rowPanel probes dissertation of president of SW Texas State College21 administrators get leave grantsAtlanta U. president warns against separatism in Black StudiesPresidents cite strains of job as many quitPresident of SW Texas State College quits, charging "smear"Cornell's Perkins says he's quittingSamuel Gould on "The Academic Condition"Michigan State chooses first Negro presidentStudents demonstrate for college presidentPresidents' view: crisis and reformFuror caused by $975,000 home for president at Southern IllinoisViews of presidents' tasks

New presidents named, 270 other colleges lookingMove to oust president of Southeastern Massachusetts UniversityUniversity presidents meet with NixonRights, responsibilities of college presidentsRemote, uninvolved presidents blamed for much of student rebellion

THE COLLEGE PRESIDENT (Continued)Page 7

July 6, 70July 6, 70July 6, 70July 6, 70Aug. 3, 70Aug. 3, 70Aug. 31, 70Oct. 19, 70Nov. 16, 70Jan. 25, 71Jan. 25, 71Jan. 25, 71Feb. 1, 71Feb. 1, 71Feb. 22, 71March 15, 71May 24, 71July 5, 71July 5, 71

President emerging as "Crisis Managers" in 1970'sPresidents' wives bemoan loss of privacyStanford's Pitzer resigns23 year-old heads Franconia CollegeHolloman quits at Oklahora, pol4tics blamedMost college presidents serve 4-5 years, study findsPresidents prepare for disordersWhat an ex-chancellor misses about higher education - GouldPresidents accuse public officials of undermining campus authority155 presidents repond to ACLU surveyColleges urged to offer sabbal-icals to presidents, other administratorsProfile of 760 college presidents, study results and chartFranconia's President, 24, never short of problems, deals with triviaFlemming gaits Macalester after conflict with trustees139 institutions seek presidents; Corbally to movePresidents quit on controversies on two campusesAn interview with Columbia's new President - William J. McGillFinancing, not student unrest, is major worry of new presidents5-10 years optimum term for President to serve a college

THE COLLEGE STUDENT

Jan. 13, 67March 22, 67April 5, 67Dec. 21, 67Jan. 15, 68Jan. 29, 68Jan. 29, 68Feb. 12, 68Feb. 26 68March 11, 68April 22, 68May 6, 68June 10, 68June 10, 68June 10, 68Nov. 25, 68Nov. 25, 68Nov. 25, 68Dec. 23, 68March 10, 69March 24, 69March 24, 69March 24, 69May 19, 69Sept. 15, 69Sept. 29, 69Sept. 29, 69Oct. 6, 69Oct. 6, 69Nov. 24, 69

How freshmen view themselvesStudent personalities found unchanged by collegeCommuter student may cling to home lifeProfile of '67 freshmenCollege students said to find sex 'more fun' than in Kinsey's dayExpansion of student role ingoverzance urged by Berkeley CommissionDeclaration on student rights endorsed by AACOnly 2% are active leftistsKauffman report on the college studentStudent role in policy makingStudent performance linked to blood chemical levelsStudents named to governing boardsThe student in higher education: Kauffman report7-13% drop religious faith while studentsYale students ask reformsThe College Poll resultsNight students short-changedStudent suicides linked to type of institutionProfile of '68-'69 freshmenFall '68 freshman enrollment by family incomeAcademic performance has little relationship to caliber of collegeStudents gain voice in decision makingWayne State plan for commuting studentsMilitants morally ahead says Kenneth KenistonStudents suffer losses in hurricaneMajor shift in responsibility to studentsStudent moderates fear no one is listening to themStudents gaining more say in governanceStudents improve averages - videotaped studyStudents divided into 3 classes: conformers, dissenters, losers

THE COLLEGE STUDENT (Continued)Page 8

Jan. 5, 70 Profile of '69-'70 freshmenFeb. 9, 70 Greater student role in university governanceFeb. 16, 70 Offers of jobs decliningApril 20, 70 Satisfied with college say most freshmenApril 27, 70 Suicides unrelated to campus stressMay 4, 70 The activist little different from othersMay 18, 70 Students turn to traditional political pressuresJune 8, 70 Blw-A students report goals similar to white students'June 8, 70 Student involvement found not affecting basic policyJune 8, 70 Student sample opposes war by 5-4 marginJune 8, 70 Student lobbyists on Capitol HillJuly 6, 70 Study confirms student anger over warOct. 26, 70 Migration of college students in Fall, 1968Jan. 4, 71 Profile of 1970 college freshmen, ACE survey results (chart included)Jan. 11, 71 'Podunks' may benefit their students most - Chickering in ACE studyJan. 18, 71 Results of Carnegie Commission survey on faculty-student viewsJan. 25, 71 155 presidents respond to ACLU surveyFeb. 15, 71 Parents of ../3 of today's students didn't attend college, census dataFeb. 15, 71 Students found tolerant on sex, marijuana, even the 'system'Feb. 15, 71 Profile is drawn on the average student user of marijuanaJuly 5, 71 College towns fear takeovers if students vote

COLLEGE TEACHING & GRADING SYSTEMS

Feb. 22, 67 Pass-fail adopted on many campusesMarch 8, 67 Graduate school chided on training of teachersMarch 22, 67 Self-grading at Iowa StateSept. 13, 67 Chemical aids to learning near breakthroughJan. 15, 68 MLA focuses on teachingJan. 13, 69 Train for teaching in graduate schoolsFeb. 24, 69 All teaching methods found about equal in effectivenessMarch 10, 69 Funds to train college personnelJune 16, 69 Graduate deans prefer gradesJuly 14, 69 Upgrade science teaching in junior collegesJuly 14, 69 Pass-fail option limited by Dartmouth facultyNov. 3, 69 Grading scandal at San francisco StateDec. 8, 69 Non-letter grades gaining in graduate schoolsDec. 8, 69 Graduate schools - preparation of college teachersJan. 12, 70 Graduate teaching aidsJan. 26, 70 New program for college English teaching neededMarch 30, 70 Regional laboratory to improve college teachingApril 20, 70 $4 million to train educators by U.S. Office of EducationFeb. 15, 71 Two-thirds of campuses are using some form of 'pass-fail'March 1, 71 Grading softer? Whatever the cause, grades are going up.March 15, 71 Classroom practices fall short, students remer5er mostly 'bummers'March 29, 71 Most teachers just talk, talk, talkApril 5, 71 Despite its grammar, 'Black English' winning favor among teachersApril 5, 71 Teaching, not research, most valued by faculty, study saysApril 12, 71 Colleges trying new ways to teach scienceApril 12, 71 'Distain for education' seen stifling English teachingApril 12, 71 Rating the professors: is it impossible or Laproper?April 26, 71 Tenure; no evidence that it leads to ineffective teaching

COLLEGE TEACHING & GRADING SYSTEMS (Continued) Page 9

May 10, 71May 24, 71May 24, 71May 24, 71May 24, 71June 7, 71July 5, 71July 5, 71Aug. 2, 71Aug. 30, 71

CURRICULUM

Dec. 7, 66Jan. 13, 67Jan. 13, 67Jan. 13, 67Jan. 27, 67Feb. 22, 67April 19, 67May 3, 67

May 17, 67July 12, 67Oct. 12, 67Oct. 26, 67Nov. 22, 67Nov. 22, 67Jan. 29, 68Feb. 26, 68Feb. 26, 68April 22, 68May 6, 68

Changes affecting life in the classroomPsychologists employ fantasy to ease anxiety over examsFour Boston-area bus nesses buying, selling term papersWhat makes an 'outstanding teacher', observations from 8 teachersLecture-weary? Service takes notes for youAdministrators can do much to stimulate and reward good teachingUndergraduate teaching to get more emphasis in the '70'sTeaching - Santa Fe conference found grounds for optimismThe point of interaction between students and professorsThe use of teaching assistants

Interest growing in history of the NegroEducation highlights of scholarly society meetingsSocial sciences, more aid, less controlConcern for undergraduate acienceBenezet's talk to deansEducation of teachersPh.D. reforms'Social science researchPh. D. programs at liberal arts collegesNew curriculum ideasMore choice for student diversityAction curriculum urged at ACE meetingNew home economics and agriculture programsNew teacher training plansMath course level rising, student better preparedNew accreditation for education departmentsOhio State eliminates language requirements for Ph.D.Innovative curriculum at Franconia CollegeTeacher education obsolete says study

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Teacher certification, new role for the collegeSociology called "derelict"Journalism split over three curriculum theoriesChanges sought in master's level mathematics

Dec. 9, 68 Reform of freshman year at StanfordDec. 23, 68 Many colleges planning "Black Studies"Dec. 23, 68 Yale plans majcr in Afro-American studiesJan. 13, 69 Vigorous growth urgent in mathematicsJan. 13, 69 Possible decline in student interest in "hard sciences"Jan. 13, 69 Support of science changingJan. 13, 69 English popular with students, staffing lagsJan. 27, 69 Marine science seeks fundsJan. 27, 69 Afro-American studies top among Negro student demandsFeb. 10, 69 Undergraduate curriculum trends (chart)Feb. 10, 69 Curriculum reforms: innovation or faddismFeb. 10, 69 Panel to bring order to curriculumsFeb. 24, 69 Teacher education beyond repair says report

CURRICULUM (Continued) Page 10

March 24, 69March 24, 69April 7, 70June 16, 69Sept. 15, 69Sept. 15, 69Sept. 29, 69Sept. 29, 69Oct. 27, 69Nov. 3, 69Nov. 24, 69Dec. 8, 69Dec. 8, 69Dec. 15, 69Dec. 15, 69Jan. 12, 70Jan. 12, 70Jan. 12, 70Jan. 12, 70Jan. 19, 70Jan. 19, 70Jan. 26, 70Feb. 16, 70Feb. 24, 70March 2, 70March 9, 70March 16, 70March 16, 70March 30, 70May 18, 70May 18, 70May 25, 70Sept. 28, 70Nov. 9, 70Nov. 16, 70Jan. 25, 71Feb. 1, 71Feb. 22, 71April 5, 71May 3, 71May 24, 71May 24, 71

ECOLOGY

Oct. 20, 69Nov. 10, 69Nov. 17, 69Nov. 24, 69Jan. 5, 70Jan. 12, 70Jan. 19, 70Feb. 2, 70Feb. 24, 70

Black Studies plan sparks debate at Federal City CollegeBlack Studies calls for scholarly approachCommunity service and college credit

Student initiated curriculum adopted at Brown UniversityRifts between old guard and proponents of changeGeography to focus on urban problemsStanford makes major shiftsBlack Studies force debate on basic academic issuesTeacher Corps for reform in teacher educationLiterary scholars seek radical-traditional rapportPostdoctoral study growing rapidlyChanges on campuses seen in '70'sInnovations at eight liberal arts collegesFocus shifted in teacher education

Adult education, better image, more funds soughtBlack Studies programs, Negro academicians dividedProducing "uncreative" scientistsBetter introductory economics coursesNeeded reforms in English curriculumAdding courses on environme-tal problemsRising expenses worry athletic directorsTeaching oriented doctorate needed in EnglishTechnology deserves larger place in educationProblems beset political scienceScience seen near "day of reckoning"

Colleges not training teachers to deal with students as individualsDoctor of Arts for teaching

Most course requirements dropped at Lawrence UniversityRapid growth of psychologyProgram to train teacher trainersB.A. degree will disappear

East-West center will attempt to develop new identityPracticing psychologists seek separate professional schoolsN.Y. weighs giving degree based on results of equivalency testsLanguage-study requirements are challengedA new supra-discipline, policy sciences

Text publishers, facing criticism and change, try innovationsN. Y. to award degree for study off campusesDespite its grammar, 'Black English' winning favor among teachersTeachers find much duplication in high school, college coursesJazz renaissance at colleges; 10 offer a major; 500 have coursesB.A. program of 3-6 years proposed by panel at NYU

Students challenge professions on social aimsStudents tackle environmental problems$20 million federal program

Central concern of U. of Wisconsin at Green BayStudents for environmental defenseScholars urged to re-examine roles

Many colleges adding courses on ecology problems350 campuses join environment campaignHarness students' interest in ecology

ECOLOGY (Continued) Page 11

March 2, 70March 2, 70March 9, 70March 16, 70March 23, 70April 6, 70April 6, 70April 20, 70April 20, 70April 27, 70June 1, 70May 17, 71

Pollution crisisEmphasis on environmentEcology groups differ over tactics, ideology"Ecology Corps"Michigan's teach-in on environmentColleges must lead society on environmentCan university help improve environment?Campuses planning environmental teach-insSpecialization hindering university workViews on effect of Earth DayMost colleges did not back Campaign GMPhysical and psycholc .jical environments polluted by colleges

EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONS & STUDY COMMISSIONS

Jan. 13, 67Feb. 22, 67May 3, 67Oct. 27, 67Jan. 29, 68Feb. 12, 68Feb. 26, 68Feb. 26, 68March 11, 68April 8, 68April 22, 68July 1, 68July 22, 68July 22, 68

Three groups sponsor conference to discuss roles in governanceACE calls for general aid to collegesAAUP on faculty strikesACE's new chairmanAAUP to strengthen freed= at church collegesACE reforms to halt trend toward unionsNCEA considers plan to reorganize

NERA urges education scholars to get closer to schoolsAAHE threatens may quit NEAOrganizations in ACE seek more influenceAAUP censure of six colleges may be liftedACE survey of the '70'sAAHE's Mayhew on causes of student unrestAAHE may secede from NEA

Sept. 23, 68Oct. 14, 68Oct. 28, 68Nov. 25, 68Jan. 27, 69March 10, 69March 10, 69April 7, 69

Four associations pull meetings out of ChicagoACE analyzes unrestACE seeking consensus on aid planSeven organizations backing institutional aidAAC's Sullivan backs higher education lobbyAAHE crisis consulting councilNEA plans two new higher education units; AAHE cut offFive associations to push student rights

May 5, 69 NEA names two college unitsJuly 14, 69 NEA organizes new branches at college levelSept. 15, 69 ACE's studies of protestorsOct. 6, 69 Cracks in united frontOct. 6, 69 Get new voices in WashingtonOct. 6, 69 Commercial firms enter field for profitOct. 13, 69 Presidential task force on Priorities in Higher Education namedOct. 20, 69 ACE's discussions on changeNov. 3, 69 Education associations lobbying for fundingNov. 3, 69 Midwest Modern Language Association meetingNov. 3, 69 AAU urges federal aid to health schoolsNov. 3, 69 African Studies Association disruptedNov. 17, 69 University heads talk of reforms - NASULGCJan. 5, 70 New group studies higher education crisisJan. 12, 70 American Historical Association meetingJan. ]2, 70 Modern Language Association annual meetingJan. 19, 70 Association of American Colleges feels violence subsiding

EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONS & STUDY COMMISSIONS (Continued) Page 12

March 2, 70 Carnegie Commission report on higher educationMarch 9, 70 AAHE - Issues for the '70'sApril 6, 70 "Interpretation" updates AAUP basic freedom-tenure codeApril 13, 70 NASPA convention reportApril 27, 70 ACE's panel recommendations on unrestApril 27, 70 Study on "risk" stuientsMay 11, 70 Academic groups assail NixonMay 18, 70 AASCU assails AAUPAug. 3, 70 Commission on campus unrest likely to blame social issuesAug. 3, 70 Education must prove worth, politicians sayAug. 3, 70. Nation's colleges growing more alike, study showsSept. 28, 70 Radical tactics eased at scholarly meetingsOct. 5, 70 Scranton report - complete textOct. 12, 7C Unrest report backed in part by Nixon aidesOct. 12, 70 Scranton panel fixes blame in two campus tragedies - Kent, Jackson StateOct. 12, 70 Polisci group tc investigate academic freedom issuesOct. 19, 70 Educators seek better channels to Government -- annual ACE meetingOct. 19, 70 Report of President's task force on higher educationNov. 16, 70 'Unitary' system urged for South's collegesNov. 23, 70 AASCU alters stand on academic freedom codeNov. 30, 70 Carnegie panel: colleges need major overhaul (Less Time, More Options)Nov. 30, 70 Carnegie panel's suggestions on university structure (partial text)Dec. 14, 70 Nixon answers Scranton panel, defends stanceDec. 14, 70 Full text of President's reply to Scranton Report on unrestJan. 4, 71 Protestant colleges' council to disband next weekJan. 11, 71 History in crisis, report on American Historical Association meetingJan. 11, 71 Report on meeting of American Association for Advancement of ScienceJan. 11, 71 Concern for 'relevance' at American Economic Association meetingJan. 11, 71 'Podunks' may benefit their students most - Chickering in ACE studyJan. 11, 71 Report on meeting of Modern Language AssociationJan. 18, 71 Text of 85 theses of Assembly on University Goals & GovernanceJan. 18, 71 Jane themes of report on University Goals & GovernanceJan. 18, 71 Results of Carnegie Commission survey on faculty-student viewsFeb. 22, 71 Carnegie Commission issues its recommendations for Black collegesMarch 15, 71March 15, 7]March 15, 71March 15, 71March 22, 71April 5, 71April 5, 71April 12, 71April 26, 71July 5, 71

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ENROLLMENT

Nov. 8, 67Nov. 8, 67June 10, 68Sept. 23, 68Oct. 23, 68

A model bill of rights and responsibilities - Carnegie CommissionText of Carnegie Commission report on campus dissentMajor proposals of HEW task force on higher educationRetiring AAHE chief executive sees unity as association's goalNew higher education system seen -- reports from AAHE conference..:ynics to the contrary, violence investigators think studies will helpStates must play bigger role in higher education - Carnegie CommissionAAUP may add four colleges to censure listFive institutions censured; one cleared at AAUP meetingNEA college group told it 'cannot live by bargaining alone'Associations not helpful, Sen. Pell chargesHeyns to head American Council on Education

Berkeley program helps minority groupsWesleyan policyProjections to '76-'77Fall '68 enrollemnts18-21 age group and total in college (chart)

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March 10, 69March 24, 69April 21, 69April 21, 69Sept. 15, 69Oct. 20, 69Oct. 20, 69Nov. 3, 69Jan. 5, 70Jan. 19, 70March 16, 70April 13, 70May 4, 70Nov. 23, 70Dec. 14, 70Jan. 11, 71Feb. 1, ;1

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Fall '68 freshman enrollment by family incomeSummary '63-68 fall enrollments (chart)Projected enrollment chartNegro enrollment, federal surveyEnrollment put at 7.1 millionText of statement on minority enrollmentNonwhite enrollmentU.S. enrollmenturged to enroll Negroes in big numbersNegro enrollment correctedNursing enrollment up 5,200Negro enrollment up at public institutions4 year colleges encouraging junior college transfersCollege enrollment tops 8.5 million (includes chart by state)Junior colleges say 2.4 million now enrolledTop 20 institutions in total enrollment for Fall, 1970Drop in enrollment recorded at some state institutionsEnrollments in engineering drop in yearFew blacks go into engineering despite demand

Students flocking to 2-year colleges as fees rise elsewhereBlack enrollment up; state by state chartBlack, other minority enrollment in graduate schools - chart by stateLarge universities advised to limit enrollments, says S.H. SpurrMany public universities resist restricting out-of-state enrollmentsTrends in higher education to 1979-80 (chart)

EXPERIMENTAL COLLEGES

Dec. 7, 66Dec. 21, 66Sept. 27, 67Sept. 2, 68Nov. 3, 69Dec. 9, 69Nov. 30, 70Dec. 14, 70Feb. 15, 71March 22, 71May 31, 71June 7, 71

FACULTY

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June 14, 67July 12, 67Sept. 13, 67Oct. 26, 67

Dream's and plans for six new collegesSan Francisco State's Experimental CollegeNova University opens in Ft. LauderdaleAn experimental college enthusiastExperimental university in IllinoisExamples of innovation at eight liberal arts collegesExperimental Hampshire College demands its students be self-motivating17 institutions will launch a 'university without walls'College life begins two years earlier at Simon's RockA national 'Open University' is on its way, educators toldMalcolm X College's aim: Black community self-determinationExperimental programs aim to give students control of their education

Strong faculty senates urgedAAUP new chief executive

College faculty salary surveyAAUP on faculty strikesGraduate teaching assistants

California faculties vote for bargainingFaculty seen gaining role in governanceReport of "Faculty Participation in Academic Governance"Academic job placement

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Feb. 12, 68Feb. 26, 68March 11, 68April 8, 68April 8, 68April 8, 68April 22, 68May 6, 68May 6, 68May 20, 68May 20, 68July 22, 68Sept. 2, 68Sept. 2, 68Sept. 2, 68Sept. 2, 68Oct. 28, 68Jan. 13, 69Jan. 13, 69Jan. 13, 69Feb. 10, 69Feb. 24, 69March 10, 69March 10, 69March 24, 69May 5, 69May 19, 69May 19, 69June 16, 69Sept. 15, 69Sept, 29, 69Nov. 10, 69Dec. 8, 69Feb. 9, 70March 16, 70March 30, 70March 30, 70April 6, 70April 6, 70April 13, 70April 13, 70April 20, 70April 20, 70April 20, 70April 27, 70May 4, 70May 4, 70May 4, 70May 18, 70May 25, 70June 8, 70June 8, 70July 6, 70July 6, 70Aug. 31, 70

Faculty pay compared in public and private institutionsPromotion policy needs more controlFaculty disdain for teachingFaculty view of institutional goalsProblems with videotaped coursesFaculty salaries, AAUP reportRadical faculty forming new conferenceHarvard Pilot Study of Academic ProfessionProfessors neglect campus, charges HoweFaculty income upProgress in faculty desegregationFaculty in policy makingTenure as block to innovationFaculty salaries, NEA figures givenEvaluation of college teachingAFT optimistic on future growthFaculty confused over role in governanceFaculty inaction seen as cause for minor role of studentsAcademic turmoil over politicizationAAUP faculty compensation scaleAAUP regulations on academic freedom and tenureAverage faculty pay for '68-'69, AAUP reportMIT faculty plan "science strike"Drive to recruit faculty against extremismSan Francisco faculty walkout endsFaculty salaries by disciplineAverage faculty salary and AAUP gradingPress toward goal in governanceColleges accused of weeding out radical facultyAlienation is being taught by professorsUnrest widespread among facultyUnion contracts approvedAverage faculty salary and AAUP gradingInflux of U.S. faculty to CanadaFaculty women view their statusLegal action on right of free speechTeaching assistants strike at WisconsinBill to exempt pension plan from taxesCarnegie Commission survey on faculty attitudesAAUP statement on academic freedom and tenure updatedTenure under attackSafeguards for untenured facultyAAUP processes faculty rights complaintsColumbia faculty forms council on violenceTeaching assistants end strike at WisconsinAverage faculty salary and AAUP gradingAAUP censures five collegesAAUP academic freedom awardAAUP grading faculty role in governanceAAUP is assailedRise in collective bargainingCalifornia budget threatens faculty senateA defense of tenure (letter to the editor)Representative government on university senate at New HampshireCalifornia Regents vote to fire Angela DavisAngela Davis case shades cause of academic freedom

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Oct. 12, 70Nov. 23, 70Nov. 30, 70Nov. 30, 70Dec. 14, 70Jan 11, 71Jan. 18, 71Feb. 8, 71March 8, 71March 22, 71April 19, 71April 19, 71April 26, 71April 26, 71May 10, 71

New breed of faculty seen producing 'marked discontinuities'

Non-tenured teachers going to court when contract not renewedScholars form group to guard free universityText of 100 scholars' call for defense of the universityFour groups competing to represent faculty at SUNYFaculty association and union in run-off at SUNY, AAUP outResults of Carnegie Commission survey of faculty-student viewsRecommendations for faculty self-discipline at StanfordText of AAUP draft statement on anti-nepotism rulesAttacks on tenure mount; limitations proposed in five statesCost of living outpaces faculty payAverage faculty compensation, AAUP survey and ratingsColleges' fiscal ills seen peril to faculty pay, jobs at AAUP meetingHopkins faculty is asked to take on more coursesNew law suspending sabbaticals brings confusion in N.Y. colleges

FINANCING HIGHER EDUCATION (See also Role of Federal Government in Higher Education)

Nov. 23, 66Jan. 27, 67Feb. 22, 67March 22, 67April 5, 67April 5, 67May 3, 67June 14, 67July 12, 67July 12, 67Sept. 27, 67Sept. 27, 67Oct. 12, 67Oct. 12, 67Oct. 12, 67Oct. 26, 67Oct. 26, 67Nov. 8, 67Nov. 8, 67Dec. 21, 67Jan. 29, 68Jan. 29, 68Feb. 26, 68May 6, 68May 20, 68May 20, 68June 10, 68June 10, 68July 1, 68Aug. 12, 68Oct. 14, 68Oct. 28, 68Nov. 11, 68Nov. 11, 68Dec. 23, 68

State tax funds, Chambers' reportPresident's budget messageACE asks for general aidBundy on economics of higher educationEnd covert aid, orders LBJEndowment performance in 1966Private colleges facing financial crisisState funds for higher educationVoluntary support to higher education in '65-'66Congress clears half of higher education packageFederal aid doubles in four yearsState appropriations of tax funds to collegesTemporary funds freeze announced by LBJPrivate colleges urged to seek state aidState funds; what states spend per capitaBusiness aids colleges

Bundy urges colleges to divulge more on financingFederal funds, '67-68 appropriationsStudent charges up 15% in 3 yearsCongress and higher education in 1967Carnegie Fund says future largely federal financingState aid to private institutionsGrants for Negro collegesOpposing views on tuition risePrivate aid to colleges declinesState aid to education,Defense Department grantsFund ,raising median; 17C for every dollar collectedReport on gifts to collegesState funds for '68-69State tax fundsCost of attending college - public and privateU.S. support for college facilitiesStudent charges at 100 state institutions (chart)Kerr recommendations - Carnegie Commission

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Jan. 13, 69 Status of fund raising campaigningJan. 27, 69 HEW long range finance plansJan. 27, 69 U.S. Government contribution

Feb. 24, 69 Colleges to raise tuition

March 24, 69 Ohio to base tuition on incomeApril 7, 69 Endowment performance in 1968

April 7, 69 State appropriationsApril 21, 69 Recipients of U.S. fundsMay 5, 69 Inflation threatening collegesMay 19, 69 Private support upJune 16, 69 U.S. aid "moving backward"July 14, 69 State fundsAug. 11, 69 House adds to higher education fundsAug. 11, 69 Private gifts show "sharp acceleration"Jan. 13, 69 Status of fund raising campaigningSept. 15, 69 State appropriationsSept. 15, 69 Update investment views, colleges advisedSept. 15, 69 Bill weakening incentive for college giftsSept. 29, 69 Tuition and fees at 113 state institutions (chart)Sept. 29, 69 Institutional grants, proposed legislationOct. 6, 69 Curbs on foundations termed "disaster" by FinchOct. 13, 69 Budget crisis hurts Pennsylvania state-related universitiesOct. 20, 69 Tax bill to affect campus fund raisingOct. 27, 69 State tax funds; what states spend per capitaOct. 27, 69 Ten year record of state tax appropriations (chart)Nov. 3, 69 Foundations jolted by Senate proposalNov. 17, 69 Financing higher education in the 1980'sNov. 17, 69 House to move before Nixon on college aidNov. 17, 69 Congress cuts military research fundsNov. 24, 69 Aid to 2 year collegesDec. 15, 69 Increase in federal funds unlikelyDec. 15, 69 Wise investment seen as alternative to state aidJan. 5, 70 College aid billsJan. 12, 70 Kerr changes mind, backs public-college tuitionJan. 19, 70 Nixon-Congress clash on fundsFeb. 2, 70 House upholds Nixon veto of HEW fundsFeb. 9, 70 College funds total $5 billion - Nixon's budgetFeb. 9, 70 U.S. funds to 100 colleges in '67-68 (chart)Feb. 16, 70 Tuition charges climbing sharplyFeb. 16, 70 Congress renews debate over payment of higher educationFeb. 16, 70 Corporate gifts to collegesFeb. 24, 70 Compromise aid bill proposedMarch 2, 70 U. of California adopts tuitionApril 6, 70 California will allow deferment of tuition paymentsApril 20, 70 State appropriationsApril 27, 70 Private gifts at record $1.8 billion for '68-69April 27, 70 Church colleges sue for state aidMay 4, 70 Earnings rise on endowmentsMay 18, 70 Encourage private givingMay 18, 70 House approves appropriationsMay 25, 70 Violence boasts insurance, bond interest ratesMay 25, 70 States college funds up 35%June 8, 70 Chances for major H.E. bill hurt by unrest, campaignsJune 8, 70 College operating funds up 37% in 34 statesJuly 6, 70 Life insurance plan offered to finance higher education

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Aug. 3, 70Aug. 31, 70Oct. 12, 70Oct. 12, 70Oct. 26, 70Oct. 26, 70Nov. 16, 70Nov. 30, 70Dec. 7, 70Dec. 7, 70Dec. 7, 70Jan. 11, 71Jan. 25, 71Feb. 1, 71Feb. 1, 71Feb. 8, 71Feb. 8, 71Feb. 8, 71Feb. 8, 71Feb. 15, 71March 1, 71March 8, 71March 22, 71March 29, 71April 5, 71Apcil 26, 71May 2, 71May 3, 71May 3, 71May 31, 71July 5, 71July 5, 71July 5, 71July 5, 71July 5, 71Aug. 30, 71Aug. 30, 71Aug. 30, 71Aug. 30, 71

FOUNDATIONS

Seek private aid, public colleges urgedFinancial crisis worsens for collegesState funds to run colleges in '70-71 and per-capita ranking (Chart)Some public colleges face 'austerity operations' for '70-71High court expected to rule on church-college grantsCharges at public colleges rise by 5.7 to 8.8 per centMusic schools seen in dire financial straits34 states provide assistance to private higher education includes chart)1,540 campuses facing 'hard times' financially, Carnegie Panel estimates'Outsider's look' at financial crisis in H.E., Earl F. CheitFunds cut said to create low morale in scientistsAverage college deficit increases five-fold in yearArts-humanities funds to double in Nixon budgetPresident budgets $6 billion to higher education in '72Budget projects an increase in spending for researchDeferred tuition planned at Yale; Ford studying it

Low-income students qualifying for food stamps in 15 statesColleges cutting their budgets in cost squeezeU.S. budget for higher education (chart)Ford Foundation to spend $500,000 studying deferred tuition ideaState colleges face austerity, accountability

Rep. Green says Nixon proposals fail to include institutional aidPennsylvania colleges feeling the pinch as state delays funds'Ohio Plan' creates a storm; would require students to repay stateGifts to colleges dip, first time in ten years'Common Fund' to provide colleges with professional investment managementNo general crisis, no need for general aid, panel toldFiscal crisis, need for academic reform called inseparable'Nickel-and-Dime' savings listed for collegesCities consider taxing property of universities41 state institutions in financial straits; 10 expect to finish in red$1.6 billion appropriated for collegesHow to dispense institutional aid provokes a major debate in CongressGrowth rate of tax support for colleges reported slowing in 20 statesStudents, spurning the pro's, raise funds for collegesNew price rule casts doubt on tuition raisesQuestions and answers on wage-price freeze$18 billion Senate bill includes aid to institutionsCollege officials differ in applying freeze

Jan. 13, 67 Irresponsible speculation charged by PathanFeb. 8, 67 Columbia and Ford Foundation offer T.V. seriesFeb. 22, 67 Pattillo predicts rapid growthFeb. 22, 67 Proposed social sciences foundationMarch 8, 67 Ford Foundation shifts emphasisMarch 22, 67 Ford Foundation to study college investment yieldsApril 19, 67 Ford provides graduate program improvementApril 19, 67 House acts on NSF reorganizationMay 17, 67 NSF funds cutSept. 27, 67 Senate votes NSF budget riseSept. 27, 67 Wilson Foundation cuts fellowships

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Advice from NSP on data gathering

Carnegie Foundation warns on public service excessDec. 7, 67 Ford Foundation grants to four universitiesJan. 15, 68 Ford makes $5 million grant to YaleFeb. 26, 68 Wilson Fund calls on others for aidFeb. 26, 68 Ford Foundation grants to Negro collegesMarch 11, 68 Foundations criticized for "me too" philosophyApril 8, 68 Foundations "Ave high," charges PatmanMay 20, 68July 22, 68July 22, 68Oct. 14, 68Feb. 24, 69Feb. 24, 69March 10, 69March 10, 69April 7, 69April 21, 69June 16, 69July 14, 69July 14, 69Aug. 11, 69Sept. 15, 69

Oct. 6, 69Nov. 3, 69Nov. 24, 69Jan. 5, 70Jan. 19, 70Feb. 9, 70March 9, 70March 9, 7GMarch 9, 70March 23, 70May 25, 70June 1, 70June 8, 70May 17, 71May 17, 71Aug. 2, 71

NSF funds sliced

NSF new charter cleared by CongressFord helps fund new structure for Columbia19 college heads get grantsCongress scanning foundationsTighter rein on foundations considered in HouseCongressional interest in foundation tax growsFord Foundation report - "Education Authority Crisis"NSF chief concerned over U.S. research cutsAccrediting of foundations as check on abuseTenative okay given to tax on foundationsNew NSF head

Pifer says tax would cut college fundsFoundation tax moves closed to passageTax threat to foundation activitiesFinch sees curbs on foundations as disasterFoundations jolted by Senate committee proposalDirector asks bigger role for NSFTax exemption for foundations is endedPifer on future of foundationsNSF report on U.S. fundsBundy places blame on foundationsWilson Fund's "designate" planFord Foundation assets dropSloan Foundation shifts emphasisGraduate fellowships dropEight foundations assess effects of stock slideDon't overreact to tax laws, Pifer warnsTouring humanists bring evidence of cultural change to Lock HavenSix institutions get $3 million for humanitiesFoundation idea gets new life

GRADUATE EDUCATION; LAW SCHOOLS; MEDICAL SCHOOLS

Jan. 13, 67April 19, 67May 17, 67May 17, 67

Condition critical in medical educationFord grants for graduate education improvementsGraduate year in engineering recommendedGraduate teaching assistants organizing

Sept. 13, 67 Critique of graduate training in psychology and political scienceDec. 7, 67 Graduate study reform proposals favored by deansDec. 7, 67 Graduate admissions criticizedDec. 7, 67 100 leading doctorate-granting institutions, '60-'66Dec. 7, 67 Medical schools responsible for community healthDec. 7, 67 Medical schools pressed to widen health-care roleJan. 15, 68 Professors asked to train law "technicians"Jan. 15, 68 Family responsibilities limit graduate study

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Feb. 26, 68Feb. 26, 68March 11, 68March 25, 68March 25, 68March 25, 68March 25, 68April 8, 68May 20, 68July 1, 68July 1, 68July 22, 68July 22, 68Aug. 12, 68Aug. 12, 68Sept. 2, 68Sept. 23, 68Nov. 11, 68Dec. 23, 68Dec. 23, 68Jan. 13, 69Feb. 10, 69March 24, 69May 5, 69June 16, 69June 16, 69Oct. 13, 69Oct. 20, 69Nov. 3, 69Nov. 10, 69Nov. 24, 69Dec. 8, 69Dec. 8, 69

Dec. 15, 69Dec. 15, 69Jan. 12, 70Jan. 12, 70Feb. 16, 70March 16, 70March 30, 70April 20, 70April 20, 70May 25, 70May 25, 70July 6, 70Sept. 28, 70Oct. 26, 70Nov. 2, 70Nov. 2, 70Nov. 2, 70Nov. 9, 70Nov. 30, 70

Graduate draft policy

Medical school curriculums called wastefulExpand health progzams, Johnson asks CongressAnalysis of new Health Manpower BillMedical schools accused of slighting humane aspectsLaw schools needing national supportDraft may cut graduate rools 50%Drafted graduate students may reclaim fellowshipsGraduate schools seen ruling college "empire"Three more years for health actsMedical schools for armed forcesFinancial crisis in ten private dental schoolsGraduate level may be spared fund cuts300 Negroes will enter medical schoolsCongress votes two more years for health actsMore Negroes trained in health professionsGraduate rolls affected little by draftMedical school reforms urgedUnrest hurts graduate schoolsTraining of teaching assistants

Train students for teaching, graduate schools urgedStudy of graduate facilitiesGraduate totals fall shortHarvard graduate schoolGraduate school brings despair for beginnersTAA union at Wisconsin

Drafted graduate students can finish academic yearStudents challenge their professionsAAU urges more federal aid to health schoolsMedical schools urged to solve health crisisPostdoctoral study growing rapidlyMore time to preparation of college teachersUse of non-letter grades gainingMajor reforms required in graduate studyFear dominates graduate studentsAALS votes to suspend Mississippi Law SchoolStudents ask to help run law schoolsTrain doctors for "teams," medical schools urgedNursing enrollment up 5,200

Teaching assistants strike at WisconsinTeaching assistants strike ends at WisconsinSan Francisco State hits goal of minority admissionsMedical schools hit lack of aid to minoritiesGraduate fellowships drop 62% in four yearsPh.D. surplus seen reducing graduate studyPracticing psychologists seek separate professional schoolsGraduate study growth plans are challengedSpeed training of doctors, schools urgedColleges and the nation's health: Carnegie Panel's ProposalsFinancial woes imperil future of many U.S. medical schoolsGoal of 15,000 medical school entrants is setDon't slow Ph.D. production in sciences, colleges urged

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Dec. 14, 70Dec. 14, 70Jan. 4, 71Jan. 11, 71Feb. 8, 71March 1, 71March 8, 71March 8, 71April 26, 71May 3, 71May 17, 71May 24, 71May 31, 71

U.S. questions policies aiding graduate study

Graduate deans criticize forthcoming assessment of their departmentsScholars rank graduate study in 36 fields, ACE survey resultsRatings of graduate departments raise questions about who's 'best'Health schools see rise in aid in Nixon 7.:Lidget

White House seeks law to train personnel, aid medical schoolsGeorge Washington U. to abandon law instituteSocial sciences urged to adopt_cluster concept

Timetable for solving doctor-nurse shortage is demandedEducators see 'Physician Gap' ending by 1985Graduate applications leveling off; law, medical schools swampedRating of graduate schools proposed on continual basisMassive assistance to health schools proposed by House panel

HEALTH PROBLEMS; DRUGS; DRINKING

Feb. 8, 67April 5, 67April 5, 67April 5, 67April 19, 67May 17, 67May 31, 67Sept. 27, 67March 11, 68March 25, 68April 21, 69May 5, 69Oct. 13, 69April 27, 70April 26, 71

Drug agents posing as studentsUse of LSD - MIMI! studyCampus health problems: drugs, the pill, smokingDrug education at NASPASpread of drug useYale drug useDrinking - major concern

Princeton students write book on drugsDrug raids at Stony BrookNew drug billCurbing drug use difficult

Marijuana use seen about same if legalMarijuana tried by 44% at University of MichiganColleges lack abortion policies

Marijuana users' grades, goals found above average

HOUSING - ON & OFF CAMPUS

May 31, 67April 5, 67Sept. 27, 67Oct. 12, 67Jan. 15, 68June 10, 68Dec. 9, 68June 16, 69Aug. 11, 69Nov. 23, 70Nov. 23, 70Jan. 25, 71May 17, 71May 31, 71June 7, 71July 5, 71

Coed dorms, University of Iowa survey resultsCluster colleges called answer to many problemsDorms said to hinder self-relianceCourt orders students to live in dormCoed housing plan offered at 190 institutionsNorthwestern's "Black Corridor" housing plan deniedMay officials search student's room?Off-campus rent strike at MichiganDorm life causing student exodus

Some colleges lack housing, many have empty bedsCondemned buildings converted to apartments at Portland StateDormitory rooms ruled secure from unwarranted searchesCampuses seen courting danger with high-risesArchitectural honors: University of New Hampshire dormitoryCollege housing wins honors from HUDEx-head of Parsons College finds use for luxury hotel in Baltimore

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Dec. 7, 66 U.S. acts to cut aid to South Carolina collegesApril 5, 67 Efforts of Office of Education to end discriminationJune 14, 67 Sweet Briar racial clauseSept. 27, 67 Agricultural extension units cautioned on biasOct. 27, 67 Verbal skill tests said to foster segregationAug. 12, 68 U.S. challenges "dual system" in SouthSept. 2, 68 Court tells Tennessee full desegregationJan. 27, 69 17 states to submit desegregation plansMarch 10, 69 Colleges warned on excluding WhitesApril 7, 69 Integration plan poses dilemma for MarylandMay 19, 69June 16, 69Oct. 6, 69Oct. 13, 69Oct. 20, 69Feb. 24, 70March 9, 70March 16, 70March 16, 70March 23, 70April 6, 70May 11, 70Nov. 16, 70Dec. 14, 70Feb. 15, 71May 24, 71

State campuses' integration found "token"U.S. challenges Tennessee's planHigher education's response to racial crisisNegro enrollemtn up 85% in four yearsThe racial crisis and the collegesJEW's chief of civil rights forced to quitU.S. campaign on college bias

U.S. integration rule harmful to Negro collegesU.S. cites three more states on biasMichigan State's new policy

Federal desegragation moves delayedRace, sex bias reported

'Unitary' system urged for South's collegesMaryland, Virginia submit new desegregation plansEducation by race (Census Bureau chart on p. 1)Virginia college upgrading held integration bar

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND STUDIES

June 14, 67Aug. 12, 68Feb. 10, 69March 10, 69

Business study said to neglect foreign rolesForeign student exchangeInternational exchange

Administration may support international education

INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

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NCAA-AAU sports quarrel flares againGovernment tells colleges to end bias in sportsCollege sports directors warned of possible liability for injuriesCollege sports sanction plan set for womenArbiter's ruling in sports feud irks the NCAANegro football players sue University of WyomingNegro athletes stir new wave of protestsNCAA slaps defiant Yale with probation until '72Wyoming athletes' suit dismissed

April 20, 70 Students given role in picking sports foesOct. 12, 70 College Mourns Death of 30 in plane crash (Wichita State)Oct. 12, 70 NCAA insurance carried on plane victimsOct. 19. 70 Intercollegiate athletics feel the pinch as costs double since 1960Oct. 19, 70 College coaching different today, athletes challenge authority structuLt'Nov. 16, 70 Financial need sought as basis for athletic aidNov. 16, 70 S. Carolina may quit conference unless rules for athletes changeNov. 23, 70 'Unspeakable sadness' at Marshall U. after air crashNov. 23, 70 Athletic directors plan no changes in travel policiesJan. 18, 71 NCAA cool to plan for limiting athletic scholarshipsJan. 25, 71 Financial pinch, waning interest hurting some sports programs

JOB PLACEMENT

Jan. 13, 67March 8, 67June 14, 67Oct. 26, 67Jan. 12, 70June 8, 70Sept. 28, 70Oct. 12, 70Jan. 4, 71Jan. 11, 71Jan. 11, 71Feb. 1, 71Feb., 15, 71

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"Seller's Market" in placement servicesNational placement urgedCentral academic placement service soughtJob placement exchange seen as academic needBuyers' market prevailsJobs scarce, many Ph.D.'s accept temporary postsFaculty recruiting criticized as chaotic 'spoils system'Language panel to seek freeze in programs, cut in enrollmentsShortage of academic positions for Ph.D.'s seen worsening in next 20 yearsWomen Ph.D.'s hurt more than men by job shortage, survey showsSeveral thousand economists hunt jobs at meetingWith jobs scarce, students advised to campaignPhysics grad students fear job shortage, demand institutional protectionMarket for jobs seen improving after this yearFederal job offers drop only 1%

JUNIOR AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES

Nov. 23, 66Dec. 21, 66Jan. 13, 67Feb. 8, 67Feb. 22, 67March 8, 67July 12, 67Sept. 13, 67Oct. 12, 67Dec. 7, 67Dec. 7, 67Feb. 26, 68Feb. 26, 68March 25, 68April 22, 68June 10, 68Sept. 23, 68Dec. 9, 68Feb. 24, 69March 24, 69May 5, 69July 14, 69Nov. 24, 69Jan. 5, 70Feb. 16, 70March 9, 70March 9, 70March 16, 70March 16, 70April 6, 70May 4, 70Dec. 7, 70Dec. 14, 70

Staff crisis from low payCompact's draft on junior colleges irks governorsFrustration of teachers voicedTwo views of problemsGrowth causes hunt for leadersJoint programsNursing education in junior collegesChabot College - faculty included in planningNew pact on two-year nursing programs74 new junior colleges openJunior colleges ask for deferments for occupational studentsPrivate junior collegesUrged to develop uniquenessRegional tuition plan in New EnglandJunior college planning gets supportJunior colleges seek to meet southern Negro needs60 new junior colleges open this fallMusic education in junior collegesCommunity college bill proposedCommunity colleges to play larger city roleTwo-year colleges given high priority by Nixon administrationUpgrade science teaching in junior collegesLarger schare of federal aid proposedShow gains in state fundsJunior college rolls top 2.2 millionFederal plans to help junior collegesUrged to sponsor radical changesMinority groups press demands for changesCommunity colleges: 1/3 students, only 1/10 of federal fundsBlack students relying on community collegesJunior college transfersJunior college protests rising, study findsJunior colleges say 2.4 million now enrolled

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March 1, 71 10 junior colleges receive awards for architectural designMarch 8, 71 Students flocking to 2-year institutions as fees rise elsewhereMarch 15, 71 Black junior college leaders ask for affiliate organizationApril 5, 71 Wayne County Community College (Michigan) refuses to die

LAW AND HIGHER EDUCATION

Nov. 23, 66Dec. 7, 66Feb. 8, 67Feb. 22, 67March 8, 67May 3, 67June 14, 67July 12, 67July 12, 67Sept. 13, 67Nov. 8, 67Dec. 21, 67Dec. 21, 67Dec. 21, 67Dec. 21, 67Jan. 29, 68Feb. 12, 68Feb. 26, 68Feb. 26, 68May 6, 68May 6, 68June 10, 68June 10, 68July 22, 68Aug. 12, 68Oct. 14, 68Oct. 14, 68Oct. 14, 68Oct. 14, 68Oct. 28, 68Dec. 9, 68Jan. 27, 69Feb. 10, 69Feb. 10, 69Feb. 10, 69Feb. 24, 69March 10, 69March 24, 69March 24, 69April 7, 69April 21, 69May 19, 69Aug. 11, 69Oct. 13, 69Oct. 27, 69Nov. 24, 69

Church-state issueStatus of new U.S. laws affecting higher education

Validity of loyalty oaths still in doubtChronology of higher education lawsLoyalty oaths voided and modifiedMore loyalty oaths ruled invalidLoyalty oaths upheld in New YotkAvoid tuition suits, colleges advisedLiability in sports injuries a possibilityCourts upset student ousters at three collegesSupreme Court strikes down Maryland oathLoyalty tests in 33 states (chart)Courts approve 'simple, clear' loyalty oathsColleges in court: a warning from Cornell's PerkinsWisconsin tests legality of university authorityAffirmative loyalty o.tth upheld by U.S. Supreme CourtACLU rules out civil disobedience defenseLegislative infringement charged by Michigan universjtiesSpeaker ban law unconstitutional in North CarolinaJudicial review no undue threat to colleges, says AAUP leaderByse upholds court role in college disputesAdvice from four legal scholarsCourts will not 'inflict" justice, college LoldCourt weighing discipline rulesU.S. challenges "dual system of higher education" in SouthJudicial history of college-student relationship

Aid to church colleges subject of suit in ConnecticutCourt upholds college right to set rulesCourt's guidelines: students, colleges, lawNew higher education lawMay officials search student's room?Higher education and the law: teacher strikes, speakersCourt rulings on desegregationGraduate students and the draftCan a city impose taxes on colleges?Court upholds colleges' rights in disciplineStudents told courts are "last resort"Courts conflict on graduate defermentsSupreme Court on violent dissentTwo federal laws on student aidACLU conde9ls violent tactics

Legislation to limit disruptionsCourt invokes anti-trust law in Marjorie Webster Junior College CaseConservatives pick 23 campuses for suitsCourts rule on firing of UCLA communistSix recent decisions

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Feb. 2, 70Feb. 9, 70Feb. 9, 70Feb. 16, 70Feb. 16, 70Feb. 24, 70Feb. 24, 70March 2, 70March 9, 70March 16, 70March 23, 70March 30, 70April 6, 70April 20, 70April 27, 70April 27, 70May 18, 70June 1, 70June 8, 70June 8, 70July 6, 70July 6, 70July 6, 70July 6, 70Oct. 26, 70Oct. 26, 70Cct. 26, 70Jan. 4, 71Jan. 25, 71Feb. 15, 71March 8, 71March 8, 71March 22, 71April 5, 71April 12, 71April 12, 71May 3, 71May 3, 71

May 17, 71July 5, 71July 5, 71July 5, 71Aug. 2, 71Aug. 2, 71Aug. 2, 71

Court case on college accrediting policiesSuit challenges federal grants to church collegesStudents cannot pick course contents says Minnesota CourtTwo decisions set precedents in curbing campus disordersFlorida fires four who refuse oathCity tax on nonprofit institutions ruled invalidNullification of communist ban set asideU.S. jurisdiction sought in college labor casesFederal grants tc church colleges challengedCourt bans reclassification of protestersConstitutionality of nonresident tuition dismissedStudents get prison terms for protestsConflict of interest for students on boards ruled in MirliganJudge rejects ban on beards, Houston

Bar Association recommendations on student rightsExcerpts from report of Bar Association commissionStudent newspaper censorshipHigh court overturns board election planCourt cases on right of free speechChurch-college grants upheldColleges liable for negligence of employeesWyoming athletes' suit dismissedPennsylvania laws on aid to disrupters

Church-related college sues for state aidGirl sues after expulsion for pregnanby at Murray StateU.S. Supreme Court on federal grants to church colleges100 colleges are charged with sex biasCourt upholds disciplining of student whose speech preceded violenceNonacademic employees strike ruled illegal at University of N. IowaCampus lawyers seek "viable system of discipline"Supreme Court refuses to hear cases challenging campus disciplineReluctance of courts to review colleges' decisions fadingJudge predicts legal limits on universitiesHigh court expected to rule on church-college grantsYoung radicals on FBI's "most-wanted" listTwo courts differ on suits asking tuition refundGrand jury indicts a college, says it 'recklessly tf erated' student actsDormitory rooms ruled secure from unwarranted searchesHobart College found innocent of riot chargesFederal grants to private colleges challenged before supreme courtUnanswered question: should accreditation be subject to judicial review?Tenured teacher is barred, faces dismissal at StanfordResidency rule on in-state fees upheld by U.S. Supreme CourtCourt reverses tuition refund for closingHigh court upholds housing rules (single undergrads to live in dorms)Lawyer hired to represent U. of Texas students sees himself as moderatorU.S. Court bars dismissal of non-tenured professorLegislative issues and actions in 15 statesHigh court upholds grants by U.S. for construction on Catholic campusesSupreme Court agrees to hear teacher caseText of Courts' opinion on U.S. grants to church collegesChurch-college leaders weigh implications of Supreme Court decisionsCourt invardates Pennsylvania effort to deny aid to disruptive studentsRight to hearing on non-renewal is reaffirmed

MILITARY; SELECTIVE SERVICE; ROTC Page 25

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Oct. 26, 67Nov. 8, 67Nov. 22, 67Dec. 7, 67Dec. 7, 67Dec. 7, 67Dec. 21, 67Feb. 26, 68March 11, 68March 25, 68April 8, 68Aug. 12, 68Sept. 23, 68Sept. 23, 68Jan. 27, 69Feb. 10, 69March 24, 69March 24, 59March 24, 69May 5, 69May 19, 69July 14, 69Aug. 11, 69Sept. 29, 69Oct. 13, 69Oct. 13, 69Oct. 13, 69Nov. 3, 69Nov. 3, 69Nov. 17, 69Dec. 1, 69Jan. 19, 70Jan. 26, 70Feb. 2, 70March 9, 70March 23, 70April 6, 70April 20, 70April 27, 70May 25, 70Jan. 18, 71May 17, 71June 7, 71June 7, 71

Draft debate: what to do with itDraft threat to protestors illegalIncreased aid asked for veteransArmy warns cadets of association with political groupsNational Advisory Commission's report on student defermentsDeferments stir Washington debateACLU asks colleges to withhold class ranks from draft boardsFunds to colleges enrolling GIsNew draft lawGraduate students affected by draftRandom draft selectionColleges assail Hershey's planGraduate level defermentsReclassifying protestorsJunior colleges ask occupational defermentsHershey's stand on eclassification of protestorsGraduate draft policyHershey on draft ruleDraft may cut graduate rolls 50 per centDrafted graduate students may reclaim fellowshipsLocal boards scrutinize II-S defermentsGraduate rolls little affected by draft callAdmit veterans who are poor, colleges askedGraduate level students "draft liable"Move to cut credit for ROTCOffer ROTC to women at three institutionsBenefits for veterans in jurisdictional fightCourts conflict on graduate defermentsMore palatable ROTC soughtNixon proposes draft reformLand grant unit favors keeping ROTCTwo Ivy colleges to drop ROTCDraft cuts not slowing anti-war actsCrafted graduate students can finish academic yearGrowing controversy over ROTCText of Pentagon study group's proposals for ROTCROTC primary issue in unrest in OctoberSenate votes to increase aidDraft, war will not cut supply of teachersDraft lotteryEnd sought to student defermentsQuick induction of protestors ruled illegalCourt bans reclassification of protestorsROTC rolls decline 25%House passes bill increasing GI bene:itsAdded benefits attracting veteransFalling enrollments hurt ROTCEnd student draft deferments, Nixon proposesState colleges still receptive to ROTCSome colleges not reporting changes in student's draft statusWomen taking ROTC courses at 100 collegesRename ROTC, make it flexible, colleges proposeText of joint statement on ROTC by six higher education associations

MINORITY GROUPS Page 26

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July 14, 69Aug. 11, 69Sept. 15, 69Oct. 13, 69Oct. 13, 69Oct. 20, 69Oct. 20, 69Oct. 20, 69Oct. 20, 69Oct. 27, 69Nov. 3, 69Nov. 10, 69Nov. 10, 69Nov. 17, 69Dec. 8, 69

Interest growing in Negro historyBias in sports ordered ended by U.S. Office of EducationNegro freshmen reveal high ambitionsStudy of Negro students cites handicapsSan Jose accedes to Negro studentsVerbal skills tests fostering segregationMinority students' plightBerkeley program doubles minority groupsWesleyan policy to attract minority group studentsSan Francisco State Black Student UnionBlack Power closes Central State University (Ohio)South Carolina State riotMayhew: universities must help NegroNegro students scoring gains with sit-insNegro aid activities spured by Dr. King's deathHEW probes campus bias - survey of undergraduate enrollments by raceNegroes plan national organization - CUBSNegroes at Northwestern reach an understandingNorthwestern's "Black Corridor" housing plan deniedNegro athletes protest discrimination300 Negro students to enter medical schoolsNeed more Negroes in health professionsCalifornia regents limit lecturers - E. CleaverNorthwestern adopts reformsBlack militant's dismissal at NYUCivil rights issue upsets coast campusesH.E. for Negroes seen as urgent issue in U.S.Black studies, many colleges planning programsDemands pushed by Negro students

Black studies plan sparks debate at Federal City CollegeRecord "Ivy" acceptances include scores of NegroesRutgers' Negroes' frustration laid to failure at "all levels"Disadvantaged said to suffer from teachingNegro enrollments on the nation's campuses, 68-69 (chart)Armed Negroes at CornellTotal commitment to Negroes is urgedFour Negroes quit San Francisco State administrationNegro leaders express outrageNegro walkout in NSANegro enrollment up 85% in 4 yearsPsychologists vote "Moral Commitment" to black studentsThe Negro and Higher Education: a growing debateText of Julian Bond's speech on racial crisis to ACEAdmissions officers on nonwhite enrollmentText of NACAC statement-minority admissionsFirst Negro president of major state university - Michigan StateBlack students disrupt African studies groupBlack students sit-in at VassarNegro footbell players sue University of WyomingNegro athletes stir new vave of protestsFewer Negroes pick teaching career

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Brown University assures employment of minoritiesColleges urged to enroll NegroesDivided opinion on Black studies programReport on Negro enrollment corrected by ACEMinority-hiring pact negotiated at HarvardMinority groups press demands for changesBlack students relying on community collegesIncrease in enrollmentAdmissions at San Francisco State medical schoolStudents organize minority recruitmentBlack studies programs plagued by shortages of money, faculty, & timeAdvisors aim to improve Nixon's understanding of campus eventsBlack presidents assail Nixon policies (text of statement)Black students report goals similar to whites'Admission of minority freshmen up 25% at 125 midwest institutions"Racism" of police major factor at Jackson StateEducation by race (Census Bureau chart)Few blacks go into engineering despite demandBlack junior college leaders ask for affiliate organizationBlack and other minority enrollment; state by state chartDespite its grammar, 'Black English' winning favor among teachers

Black, other minority enrollment in graduate schools, chart by stateCampus protests follow D.C. activities; many involve Blacks

NATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

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National Student Association cuts ties with CIAExcerpts from Ramparts' article on NSA-CIABarracks more educational than fraternities: RudolphSDS plans for a national student strikeTexas curbs campus troublemakers'Student Power' meeting called by National Student AssocidLionNSA student power meeting maps rights battleNSA president's views on student powerSDS council plans militant period in AprilNSA head likens university to a ghetto on eve of riotsStudent left inspires faculty to organize radical groupNegro students are organizing national group - CUBSSDS at ColumbiaSDS convenes, eyes alliances with workersKirk rules out broad amnesty, role for SDSStronger after CIA scandal, NSA pushes student rawerSabotage class run by SDS, Hoover saysNew NSA head takes hard line on academic reformBitterness at NSA congressNSA sets 'time out day'; SDS calls election strikePopularity has its problems, SDS discovers'Time out day' stimulates NSA to regionalizeEvidence of racism sought by the NSAMap war on racism at NSA conferenceAssociated Student Governments of the USA, alternative to NSAQuarrels over ideologies threatening to split SDSNSA losing support of 0E0 for two programs

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Aug. 30, 71

Bitter debates over ideology dividing SDSSDS row costs Colorado $1 million in donationsSDS founder lists three stages of 'revolution'SDS at crisis stage

SDS is denied meeting sites, postpones conventionSDS splits into two groupsRacial tensions at NSA convention in El PasoNew NSA president (Charles Palmer) elected, gives viewsStudent moderates fear no one is listening to themSDS violence 'turning off' moderatesASG accused of practicing conservative politicsWorker-student wing of SDS to recruitWeatherman faction plots more violenceYoung Socialists Alliance (YSA) aims to replace SDSNSA finds purpose, financial stabilityASG survey shows students oppose war by 5-4 marginNSA calls for civil disorder if war doesn't end by MayReport on conference -- Association of Student GovernmentsFour national student groups hit by fund crisis; staffs cutAssociations plan merge to develop National Student Union

RELIGION; CAMPUS MINISTRY

June 10, 68April 21, 68Dec. 8, 69Dec. 15, 69Jan. 19, 70

Students who drop faith while in collegeCampus chaplains seeking role amid turmoilNew look at the role of campus ministerThe minister on campus - new visibilityToday's campus ministry: visible, strong, but uncertain

ROLE OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN HIGHER EDUCATION (see also Financing Higher Education)

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Dec. 21, 67Jan. 29, 68Feb. 12, 68Feb. 26, 68March 11, 68June 10, 68July 22, 68Sept. 23, 68Oct. 14, 68Oct. 28, 68Nov. 11, 68Dec. 23, 68Dec. 23, 68Jan. 27, 69Jan. 27, 69Feb. 24, 69Feb. 24, 69

New federal programsHowe looks at higher education roleText of "Educational Opportunity Bank" reportFederal aid, new statistics

Federal funds, $4 billion voted for higher educationJohnson, Morse, educators ask more U.S. aidCongress and higher education in 1967Carnegie Fund on future financingFederal money needed for studentsAn analysis of administration's higher education bill"Keep hands off" legislators toldDefense Department grants - 1968College aid billReport to HEW of Clarke Werome panelU.S. aid to church collegesActions of Congress in '68U.S. support for college facilitiesIncrease federal aid, Kerr panel urgesCarnegie panel on federal aidU.S. government contributionsFederal support to higher education long range plansACE on U.S. policies and programsACE - role of federal aid

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Feb. 9, 70Feb. 9, 70Feb. 16, 70March 2, 70March 23, 70March 30, 70March 30, 70April 6, 70April 13, 70April 20, 70April 27, 70May 4, 70May 11, 70May 11, 70May 18, 70May 10, 70May 18, 70May 18, 70May 25, 70June 1, 70July 6, 70July 6, 70July 6, 70July 6, 70Aug. 3, 70Aug. 3, 70Aug. 3, 70Aug. 31, 70Aug. 31, 70Sept. 28, 70Sept. 28, 70Oct. 5, 70Oct. 12, 70Oct. 19, 70Oct. 26, 70Nov. 9, 70Nov. 9, 70Nov. 16, 70Nov. 30, 70Jan. 4, 71Jan. 11, 71

U.S. funds recipients, MIT leads all collegesU.S. aid "moving backward"House adds to higher education funds

Dormant tax for education issues may be revivedIncrease in federal funds unlikelyHow the 91st Congress treated higher education in 1969U.S. jurisdiction sought in college labor casesReduction of federal supportOrganization of U.S. Office of Education (chart)Federal grants to church colleges challengedPlea for federal support for humanitiesFive higher education programs cut in Nixon's budgetU.S. funds to 100 colleges in 1967-68Pessimism about federal aidTwo education bills before CongressNixon proposes to overhaul U.S. programsHigher education leaders angered at Nixon's proposalColleges use surplus federal propertyFederal grants bill gets House hearingHouse adds to higher education budgetHouse votes $1.1 billionNixon's proposal under attackNixon attempts to calm fears on fund cutsYarborough's defeat costs higher education a backerCentralize U.S. aid to scienceCommissioner Allen's troubles mountFederal grants to church collegesNixon's legislative pleas called "little help"Expand basic research aidSenate committee adds $100 millionPolitical activity may endanger tax exemptionNational Labor Relations Board assumes jurisdiction at private collegeU.S. Office of Education changes - programs continueSenate approves $1.358 billion for higher education programsFederal subsidies for facilities threatened by rising interest ratesPresident told students lack faith in himHouse panel asks 177 colleges for names of radical speakersCongress votes $4.4 billion for Office of EducationU.S. funds to 100 colleges in 1968-69Nixon's veto of funds bill is overriddenFriend or foe? Nixon-Watchers still mystifiedNixon's visit to Kansas State & excerpts from his speechThe Scranton report -- complete textUnrest report backed in part by Nixon aidesReport of President's task force on higher educationControversial list cites 65 as campus radical speakersU.S. science said to need master plan

U.S. spending slowdown hits private, large public institutionsOrganization of National Science Foundation (chart)Sidney P. Marland, Nixon's nominee for education chiefNew commissioner regroups Office of Education units91st Congress: few new programs or fund increases for colleges

ROLE OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN HIGHER EDUCATION (Continued) Page 30

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Text of Nixon's message urging Congress to revise H.E. programProposed foundation called key to college reformFBI reported active on campuses since 1968

Congressional committees whose actions affect higher education (chart)NLRB authority over colleges is challenged (Nat. Labor Relations Bd.)Nixon plan for education research institute gains support

SOCIAL INVOLVEMENT AND SOCIAL RESEARCH

May 3, 67 Social study "trivia" hit in House reportMarch 11, 68 Pusey defends neutral stance in social issuesDec. 23, 68 Wesleyan helps families buy homesJal. 13, 69 Academic turmoil grows over moves to "politicize" universitiesFeb. 10, 69 Opposition to social involvement by graduate facilitiesApril 7, 69 Student's community service earning college creditSept. 15, 69 Anguish over relevance strains three social sciencesSept. 15, 69 New schools on social ills proposedOct. 20, 69 Medicine, law, and architecture students on social aimsNov. 17, 69 The "Cincinnati Experience": alternative to confrontationFeb. 2, 70 Sociology unable to cure social ills quicklyNov. 16, 70 NSF tackles research on society's problems, education for nonscientistsDec. 7, 70 U. of Calif. helps students build new spirit in Isla Vista

SOUTHEAST ASIA INVOLVEMENT

Oct. 6, 69Oct. 13, 69Oct. 20, 69Oct. 27, 69Oct. 27, 69Dec. 8, 69Feb. 16, 70March 16, 70April 27, 70May 18, 70May 18, 70May 18, 70May 18, 70May 25, 70May 25, 70July 6, 70May 31, 71

Moratorium gains support in Congress and on campusesMoratorium organizers apply skills learned in McCarthy campaignMore than 600 campuses participate in moratoriumMoratorium activities at University of PennsylvaniaStudents plan new protests in NovemberDecember moratorium will focus on communitiesWar protestors shift activities off-campusLack of scholarly competence on Vietnam called sandalMoratorium group foldsNixon seeks reconciliation with campusesMany students turn to traditional political pressuresMany colleges alter requirements to accommodate strikesText of Interior Secretary Hickel's letter to NixonPrinceton students use "non-coercive" tacticsNew groups step up political activityStudy confirms student anger over warCampuses calm as students join two war protests

SPECIAL INTEREST ARTICLES

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Politics and higher educationText of accreditors' show-cause order to St. John's

Jan. 13, 67 Statement on government of colleges and universitiesJan. 13, 67 Legislative outlook: two views from the hillJan. 27, 57 Clark Kerr, his dismissal and new assignmentJan. 27, 67 Educational T.V., recommendations of Carnegie CommissionFeb. 22, 67 Article that started it all: "Rampart's" on NSA-CIAMarch 8, 67 Bundy views Ford's futureMarch 8, 67 Text of President's education message to CongressMarch 22, 67 Bertram Davis discusses aims of AAUP

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Sept. 15, 69Sept. 29, 69Oct. 6, 69Oct. 20, 69Nov. 3, 69Nov. 17, 69Nov. 24, 69Dec. 8, 69Jan. 5, 70Jan. 19, 70Jan. 26, 70Jan. 26, 70Feb. 9, 70Feb. 16, 70Feb. 24, 70March 9, 70March 16, 70March 23, 70April 13, 70April 20, 70April 27, 70June 8, 70Aug. 3, 70Aug. 3, 70

What makes colleges tick? Berkeley center seeks cluesPortraits of eight U.S. institutions of higher educationTIAA quits issuing insurance in OhioSan Jose to name ombudsmanDial-A-Counselor service at University of TexasFulbright on universitiesEarl McGarth: his research rocks the academic boatSUNY Chancellor Gould's statement on university freedomHow university faculties view institutional goalsLogan Wilson on "abuses of university"College trends and issues: Brewster, Kerr, Perkins, BundyCollege release of student filesAAUP's Byse upholds court role in college disputesSummary of Riesman and Jencks, The Academic RevolutionKauffman: an interview giving his analysis of disruptive studentsViews of the '70's - ACE reportExcerpts from Cox report on Columbia disturbancesNew landmark in judicial history of student-college relationshipCampus of the 1970's - ACE reportEducational Development Center "rehabilitates" 75% of flunk-outsCharacteristics of a university - New Jersey Board of EducationThe ombudsman, defender of college studentsPanic centers ease student crisis112 research projects in higher educationExcerpts describe 108 research projectsInterview with Harold Howe IIRecommendations to Nixon from education task forceGardner analyzes U.S. "demoralization"Tonsor's speech, Nixon says "follow this line"How faculty, alumni, and students see student aimsViolence on the campus: a special sectionScience and the universities: views of new NSF chiefAnguish over relevance strains three social sciencesEducation's man in the administration: the commissioner's viewGould discusses "The Academic Condition"Julian Bond on the racial crisis: text of ACE speech"Little student support for violence," says Michigan's FlemingRalph Tyler on the changing structure of American higher educationUniversities unwilling to make reformsExamples of innovation at eight liberal arts collegesBrewster on "involuntary campus"New type of state planning, coordination needed in '70'sOrganization of U.S. Office of Education (chart)San Francisco State - one year after the strikeWomen in higher education: challenging the status quoCase Institute and Western Reserve combineReport of Bar Association commissionRobert M. Hutchins on U.S. universitiesU.S. lack of scholarly competence on VietnamText of Nixon's message on reform of U.S. higher education programsNASPA statement of rights of administratorsText of Agnew's criticism of lowered entrance standardsACE panel's recommendation on campus unrestColleges' political activity worries graduation speakersCollege libraries called inadequateNation's colleges growing more alike, study shows

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The Scranton report - complete text

Rising insurance rates seen leading to voluntary poolsStudents viewing, studying, and making films at unprecedented rateSUNY-Buffalo appears calm, but some distrust under new administrationParents of 2/3 of today's students didn't attend college, census dataWith crime increasing, universities are beefing up their police forcesNew ACE guidebook describes college's economic impact on local areaRenovating old buildings often wiser than erecting new onesWhite House conference on youth gives little support to Nixon policies'Disintegration of Consensus' called universities' gravest threatKent State revisited

U.S. misplaces its priorities, says White House Youth ConferenceStanford, not one of calm campuses, plagued by arson, bombingCampus computer operations in cost squeeze; curtailments widespreadTrends in higher education to 1979-80 (chart)HEW's Richardson decries 'investment' view of education

STUDENT FINANCIAL AIDS

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Student loans pinched by tight moneyACT program to analyze student needCollege spending by Office of Education would dropACE calls for general aid to collegesFee to banks to spur student loans proposedHalf of expected number get loansReappraising student aidPermanence seen for NDEA loansImprovements asked for student loansCongress is cool to loan proposalCuts in Office of Education programsOffice of Education broadens "talent search" programFour year National Merit Scholarship phasing outStudent aid plansAre colleges reaching the poor?Student aid to IndiansExpanding loansCEEB asks student loan changesStudent aid billTight money market squeezing loansDisruptive students denied aidUpward Bound mismanaged, Rep. Green chargesLoan guarantee program extendedBan on aid to disrupters stiffened by HouseOffice of Education programs for colleges get $1 billionGrants to needy students cutNDEA fellowshipsEnforcing ban on aid to disruptersCut in student aid in Office of Education budgetHowe on aid to studentsIncrease federal aid, Kerr panel urgesRepeal of ban on aid to disrupters askedStudent loans face cutbacksEducational opportun grantsAid to low income studentsU.S. stiffening stand on aid to disrupters

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U.S. student aid is short of needsBans on funds for disrupters defy enforcingTwo federal laws on student aidCongress won't repeal aid ban, says Rep. GreenNeed analyses frustrate aims of student aidEmergency bill aims to save student loansBill easing fear of loan crisisStudent aid bill approaches final approvalColleges given more flexibility in awarding grantsColleges cut off finds to disruptersCongress acts on loan billStudent loan bill passed by CongressVeterans' aid increase voted by SenateFederal banks for long-term loans

A recommendation on U.S. aid to studentsGrants go to low-income students

Correct figures on student aid from Office of EducationDirect loans to students cutSimplified aid form being triedLoan bank for studentsFunds for student aid cutStudent loans facing fund shortage

Congress, Nixon threaten student loan programPennsylvania and aid to disruptersStudent loan plan criticizedNixon aid plan draws fireCut off aid to disrupters

Medical schools hit lack of aid for minoritiesCongress may act to stabilize guaranteed loan program430 students lose their federal aidU.S. to focus two student aid programs on youths from lowest income rangeFinancial need sought as basis for athletic aidU.S. guidelines for student aid put colleges in 'guessing game'Ford Foundation may back trial of student loan planAid to neediest students, shift to loans stressed in budget requestsLow-income students are qualifying for food stamps in 15 statesAs more veterans return, colleges try to aid educationally disadvantagedHouse votes more than $1 billion for student financial aidMore students are defaulting on loans, Congress is toldStudent aid fund requests cut by thirdScarcity of summer jobs seen straining student aidSenate committee may add $181 million to student aid funds1st year grants for fellowships drop 85 percent

STUDENT PROTESTS; DISCIPLINE

Nov. 23, 66April 19, 67May 17, 67May 31, 67Oct. 12, 67Oct. 26, 67Oct. 26, 67

Students making headway in demands for bigger sayAdministrator's delimma: coping with activistsViolence erupts on campusesUniversity of Kentucky votes specific rules on disciplineCornell and in loco parentisActivism - 1967

Administrators listen as students speak

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Nov. 8, 67 Protests draw rebukesNov. 8, 67 National Guard at Grambling College (Louisiana)Nov. 22, 67 Draft demonstrators, Hershey's views and college reactionDec. 7 67 Radicals compared to NazisDec. 21, 67 Protests against recruitingFeb. 26, 68 South Carolina State riotMarch 11, 68 Police slayings of three students arouses SouthMarch 25, 68 14 hypotheses on student unrestMarch 25, 68 Rioters barred from fundsMarch 25, 68 ACE president condemns radicalismMarch 25, 68 Police have communications problemApril 8, 68 Demonstrations to fill springMay 6, 68 Student disorders disrupt campusesMay 20, 68 Protest movements at ColumbiaMay 2C, 68 Deny aid to disruptive studentsMay 20, 68 Negores at Northwestern protestsJune 10, 68 Protests spark re-examination of universitiesJune 10, 68 Kauffman's analysis of disruptive studentsJuly 22, 68 European student riotingJuly 22, 68 Cause and effects of protests need studyingJuly 22, 68 Court weighing discipline rulesAug. 12. 68 Ban on aid to disruptersSept. 2, 68 Violence study warning - racial strifeSept. 2, 68 Campuses where demonstrations occurredSept. 23, 68 Predictions of disruptionsOct. 14, 68 Congress takes tougher stand on disruptersOct. 14, 68 Cox report on Columbia disturbancesOct. 14, 68 British style of activism more ideological than U.S.Oct. 14, 68 Unrest analyzed by ACEOct. 14, 68 Stern warnings from some institutionsOct. 28, 68 Berlin student radicals find professors' power impregnableOct. 28, 68 NYU disruptionsNov. 11, 68 War first issue in protestsNov. 11, 68 Brewster agrees, activists not troublemakersNov. 11, 68 Berkeley split on Cleaver caseNov. 25, 68 State campuses take stiff stand on militantsNov. 25, 68 Civil rights issue on wesi- coast campusesDec. 9, 68 Violence at San Francisco StateDec. 23, 68 San Francisco State closes earlyJan. 13, 69 Probe at San Francisco StateFeb. 10, 69 Hayakawa statementFeb. 10, 69 House coMmittee opens hearingsFeb. 10, 69 Astin able to predict scale of demonstrationsFeb. 24, 69 New demonstrations hit campusesFeb. 24, 69 Disrupters at Notre Dame face actionFeb. 24, 69 Worldwide activism growingFeb. 24, 69 Court upholds college's right in disciplineMarch 10, 69 Reaction to disorders gains in intensityMarch 1C, 69 Governors reject "hard line" on collegesMarch 24, 69 U.S. stiffening stand on aid to disruptersMarch 24, 69 Student strike enters lullMarch 24, 69 Gallup poll on campus protests

STUDENT PROTESTS; DISCIPLINE (Continued) Page 35

April 7, 69April 7, 69April 7, 69April 21, 69April 21, 69April 21, 69May 5, 69May 5, 69May 5, 69

May 19, 69May 19, 69May 19, 69June 16, 69June 16, 69June 16, 69June 16, 69June 16, 69June 16, 69July 14, 69July 14, 69

Aug. 11, 69Aug. 11, 69Aug. 11, 69Aug. 11, 69Aug. 11, 69Sept. 15, 69Sept. 15, 69Sept. 15, 69Sept. 15, 69Sept. 29, 69Sept. 29, 69Sept. 29, 69Oct. 6, 69Oct. 6, 69Oct. 13, 69Oct. 13, 69Oct. 20,69Oct. 20, 69Oct. 27, 69Nov. 3, 69Nov. 3, 69Nov. 3, 69Nov. 3, 69Nov. 10, 69Nov. 10, 69Nov. 17, 69Nov. 24, 69Dec. 1, 69Dec. 8, 69Dec. 8, 69

Dec. 15, 69Jan. 5, 70Jan. 5, 70

Jan. 26, 70Jan. 26, 70

Ban on funds for disrupters defies enforcing

Congress won't repeal ban this year, Rep. Green saysSan Francisco State strike overMediation tried in effort to resolve disputesHarvard disturbancesStanford sit-inCampus protests cause backlashArmed Negroes at CornellOpinions about campus disordersGraduations targets of disruptersHow faculty, alumni, and students see student aimsPresident Nixon speaks on unrestViolence on the campus: a special sectionHouse action on disorders nearUnrest topic of graduation speechesReaction to campus dissentNational Guardsmen sent to three campusesHarvard students punishedPolice seAing to avoid clashes with studentsCongress dealing with student unrestDisorders puzzle legislatorsColleges punish large numbers of disruptersCongress split on ways to stop unrestCampus unrest may increase insurance ratesColleges punish large numbers of disruptersYAF makes plans to "sock it to the Left"Violence hits 145 campusesACE study of disruptions on campus, '68-'69Unrest widespreadCost of disorders

Stern anti-disruption warningsDraft cuts not slowing anti-war actsDemonstrations start mildlyMoratorium against Vietnam war gains supportReport from HEW subcommittee on easing tensions in educationCornell - five months after Black unrest68 colleges cut off funds to disruptersVietnam moratorium, more than 600 campuses participateVietnam moratorium, events at University of PennsylvaniaWorld radicals meet, say movement is "retreating"Most protesters try channels firstMichigan's Fleming on student violenceUnrest, reports from various campusesHigh school unrestM.I.T. protests defense researchM.I.T. confrontations20 guilty in California felony trialHarvard mood uncertain

Student protest activity by state (chart)29 at UCLA face conspiracy chargesSympathy for workers and strikers spurs protestsRelative calm on the campusCongress done little on campus unrestMost protests not violentSan Francisco State - one year after strike

STUDENT PROTESTS; DISCIPLINE (Continued) Page 36

Feb. 9, 70 Public universities react to unrestFeb. 16, 70 Insurance losses during year of protest not significantly higherFeb. 24, 7n Activism way of life at BerkeleyFeb. 24, 70 More than 20 demonstrations this yearMarch 2, 70 Etudents arrested in protestsMarch 9, 70 'ivist decade predicted for campusesMarch 9, 70 Worst violence at Santa BarbaraMarch 16, 70 Legislators get study opposing student curbsMarch 16, 70 18 campuses hit by protestsMarch 23,70 Students, police fight at BuffaloApril 6, 70 Demonstrations occur at rate of one per dayApril 13, 70 Students plan national anti-war protestApril 20, 70 Hunter College halts classesApril 27, 70 ACE report: "Campus Tensions: Analysis and Recommendations"April 27, 70 Student killed at Santa BarbaraMay 4, 70 Student violence unlikely to endMay 4, 70 Classes boycotted at YaleMay 4, 70 Protests against General Motors, etc.May 4, 70 Blackmun on campus unrestMay 11, 70 Week of tragedy, four students die at Kent StateMay 11, 70 Tense night at YaleMay 11, 70 New Haven rally for Panthers avoids violenceMay 11, 70 Many at Yale ignore appeal to end strikeMay 18, 70 Nixon seeks reconciliation with campusesMay 18, 70 Many students turn to traditional political pressuresMay 18, 70 Editorial comments on campus turbulenceMay 18, 70 450 campuses are disruptedMay 18, 70 Many colleges alter requirements to accommodate strikersMay 18, 70 Pennsylvania eases rule on reporting demonstratorsMay 25, 70 Jackson State shootingsMay 25, 70 Kent State is where it happenedMay 25, 70 Violence boosts price on insuranceMay 25, 70 Princeton students use "non-coercive" tacticsJune 1, 70 Nixon panel to investigate Kent, JacksonJune 1, 70 Commencement plans changed due to protestJune 8, 70 Court upholds disciplining of student whose speech preceded violenceJune 8, 70 Hopes for calm on campuses feared wishfulJuly 6, 70 President's Panel on Campus Unrest to report by October 1Aug. 3, 70 Commission on Campus Unrest likely to blame social issuesAug. 31, 70 Students will take up guns, panel toldAug. 31, 70 Presidents prepare for disorderAug. 31, 70 "Racism" of police major factor at Jackson StateSept. 28, 70 Colleges strengthen security and rules, students warnedSept. 28, 70 The 'campus peace plan' that President Nixon endorsed (Sydney Hook)Sept. 28, 70 Aftermath of fatal bombing at University of WisconsinOct. 5, 70 The Scranton report - complete text cf President's commissionOct. 12, 70 Unrest report backed in part by Nixon aidesOct. 12, 70 Scranton panel fixes blame in two campus tragediesOct. 19, 70 Candidates find campus unrest a useful issueOct. 26, 70 Jury indicts 25 at Kent State, no guardsmenNov. 9, 70 Study finds decline in use of off-campus policeNov. 9, 70 Sequence of events at Kent State, with Scranton Panel's notesNov. 9, 70 FBI findings at Kent contradict Ohio jury's reportNov. 16, 70 Kent State's head calls jury report 'destructive'Dec. 14, 70 Nixon answers Scranton panel, defends stanceDec. 14, 70 Full text of President's reply to Scranton Report on campus unrest

STUDENT PROTESTS; DISCIPLINE (Continued) Page 37

Feb. 8, 71Feb. 15, 71Feb. 15, 71March 1, 71March 15, 71March 22, 71May 3, 71May 3, 71

May 10, 71May 10, 71May 17, 71May 24, 71May 31, 71May 31, 71May 31, 71May 31, 71Aug. 2, 71Aug. 30, 71

Only a handful of fall protests termed 'major'Year's first war-related protests triggered by Laos incursionHobart College found innocent of riot chargesStudent group plans protests for April 24, 1971Text of Carnegie Commission report on campus dissentRiot closes Puerto Rico campus; 3 killed, 50 hurt, 64 arrestedKent State revisitedCampuses calm as students join two war protestsStudents conduct anti-war moratorium following protests in CapitolActivists at Kent State renew protestCampus protests follow D.C. activities; many involve BlacksTwenty are arrested in Berkeley confront& -ionYear's protests show decline in violenceSurveillance on campus: some administrators shocked, others cooperateAir of detachment at commencement '71 in contrast to pas' disruptions87 are arrested in disturbances at Kent StateGuard volley prearranged, study on Kent State chargesU.S. drops investigation of Kent State killings

STUDENT PUBLICATIONS; RADIO STATIONS

Nov. 22, 67Dec. 7, 67Aug. 12, 68Sept. 2, 68Dec. 9, 68Sept. 15, 69Feb. 2, 70March 2, 70March 16, 70March 16, 70Nov. 16, 70Dec. 7, 70Jr-. 25, 71Feb. 15, 71Feb. 22, 71April 26, 71

TRUSTEES

April 19, 67Sept. 27, 67Sept. 27, 67May 6, 68Jan. 13, 69April 21, 6qMay 5, 69May 5, 69June 16, 69Sept. 15, 69Nov. 17, 69Dec. 8, 69Feb. 1,, 70Feb. 16, 70

Student editor beaten by Blacks at San Francisco StateFour suspended for attack on editor at San Itancisco StateThe changin; student pressShould student paper cut college ties?Censorship may follow four-letter wordsStudent press changing contentIndependence of student press supportedCan't censor student newspapers, says judgeStudent editors joining forces, fight censorshipAdmit underground press, colleges toldEditorial cartooning booms on campuses, despite lack of coursesEditors of student newspapers see censorship as growing threatStudents viewing, studying, and making films at unprecedented rateCalifornia ,-egents tighten control of newspapers8 student papers under fire for printing ads for abortion servicesCampus radio stations coming under new scrutiny by FCC

Limit state plan boardsAcademic freedom, tenure cause clash at University of ColoradoRhode Island board holds open meetingsStudents named to boards in KentuckyCharacteristics of boards, ETS study resultsLay boards better for Catholic collegesPrinceton appoints new alumni to boardUniversity of California regents revoke chancellor's powerThree 'stitutions pick students as trusteesStuden, added to board in MassachusettsColumbia abolishes tenure for trusteesSunreme Court role proposedStudents on boards ruled conflict of interestMethod of electing trustees challenged

TRUSTEES (Continued) Page 38

April 6, 70April 27, 70May 4, 70May 4, 70July 6, 70Aug. 31, 70

More Negroes, women joining trustee ranksTold how to conduct presidential searchWhites rule Negro colleges' boardsUniversity of Michigan regents adopt code of conductCalifornia regents vote to fire Angela DavisUniversity of Texas dispute erupts over regents' role

UNIONS; COLLECTIVE BARGAINING

Nov. 23, 66Dec. 7, 66Jan. 13, 67June 14, 67Nov. 8, 67Jan. 29, 68Feb. 12, 68April 8, 68Sept. 2, 68Feb. 10, 69Feb. 24, 69March 10, 69Sept. 15, 69July 6, 70July 6, 70Aug. 31, 70March 8, 71

May 10, 71July 5, 71Aug. 2, 71

Aug. 30, 71

Unions seek foothold in California State CollegesStrike hits Chicago's junior collegesChicago walkout ends in pay raiseSix California faculties vote for bargainingUnion steps up California campaign after rebuffTeacher union seeks election at Rhode Island CollegeUnions gaining, reform needed, colleges toldAFT lose- at Rhode IslandFaculty , xl expects to win in New York and CaliforniaTeachers' union takes side of students in California protestsStrikes end at San Jose, Milwaukee TechSan Francisco teachers end long walkoutLeaders of teachers' union expect gains on campusIssues in contract talks at two-year collegesCollective bargaining will include institutional policyPh.D. surplus benefiting faculty unions'Productivity pacts' proposed as alternative to bargainingCollective bargaining gains converts among teachersAAUP asks Labor Relations Board for rules on collective bargainingNLRB won't set bargaining rulds for professorsTeacher union's college unit presses for a stronger role

URBAN UNIVERSITIES & URBAN STUDIES

Dec. 21, 66Dec. 21, 66March 22, 67April 5, 67Feb. 12, 68May 20, 68July 22, 68Aug. 12, 68Aug. 12, 68Sept. 23, 68Nov. 11, 68Nov. 25, 68Nov. 25, 68March 24, 69March 24, 69April 7, 69May 19, 69Sept. 15, 69Dec. 8, 69May 4, 70July 6, 70

Four views of role of urban universityDemand for university action on urban plightCommitment lacking on colleges' role in citiesCommuter student may cling to home lifeMinnesota "Communiversity"New Jersey university to tackle urban tasksUniversities hit as "anti-city"City colleges not "physically committed"New ideas for urban campusesCity is concern of land-grant collegesFace problems in aiding poorUrban studies hit as failuresNight students short-changedWayne State plan for commuter studentsCommunity colleges to play larger city roleCommunity service earning college creditUniversity and ghetto neighbors get togetherGeography to focus on urban problemsCosts or urban colleges seen tripling by 1990Response to Rutgers "Urban University vr,,ram"Urban experience labeled "middle-class voyeurism"

AN INDEX TO MAJOR ARTICLESIN

THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATIONVOLUME VI

(Covering the period from September 27, 1971, through August 30, 1972)

Compiled byWilliam H. Duvall, Ed.D.Associate Dean of Student LifeAssistant Professor of EducationVirginia Commonwealth UniversityRichmond, Virginia

GUIDE TO INDEX TOPIC AREAS

PAGE TOPIC PAGE

Academic Calendar 1 Housing - On & Off Campus 7

Accreditation 1 Integration in Higher Education 8Administration 1 International Students & Studies 8Admisaions 1 Intercollegiate Athletics 8Alumni 1 Job Placement 8Attrition & Graduation 2 Junior & Community Colleges 8Black Colleges 2 Law and Higher Education 8Book Reviews 2 Military; Draft; ROTC 9Church Related/Private Colleges 2 Minority Groups 9College Health Services 2 National Student Organisations 9The College President 2 Religion; Campus Ministry 9The College Student 3 Role of Fed. Gov't. in H.E. 9College Teaching/Grading 3 Social Involvement & Research 10Curriculum 3 Southeast Asia Involvement 10Ecology 4 Special Interest Articles 10Ed. Assoc. & Study Commissions 4 Student Financial Aids 10Enrollment 5 Student Protests; Discipline 11Experimental Colleges 5 Student Publications; Radio Stations 11Faculty 5 Trustees 11Financing Higher Education 6 Unions; Bargaining; Strikes 11Foundations 6 Urban Universities & Urban Studies 11Grad/Law/Medical School 7 Women 11Health Problems; Drugs; Drinking 8 Education Abroad 12

AN INDEX TO MAJOR ARTICLES IN THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION

(Covering the period from September 27, 1971, through August 30, 1972, Vol. VI)

Given below in capital letters are the TOPIC AREAS. Under each topic arelisted the date of the issue of the Chronicle and the title or subject ofthe article.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Jan. 17, 72Jan. 17, 72Mar. 27, 72

ACCREDITATION

Dec. 6, 71Jan. 17, 72

ADMINISTRATION

Nov. 15, 71Nov. 29, 71Nov. 29, 71Feb. 22, 72Mar. 6, 72Mar. 27, 72May 8, 72May 8, 72May 22, 72June 5, 72

ADMISSIONS

Sept. 27, 71Nov. 1, 71Nov. 8, 71Nov. 29, 71Jan. 24, 72Feb. 22, 72Feb. 22, 72Mar. 20, 72May 8, 72Aug. 28, 72

ALUMNI

Sept. 27, 71Oct. 4, 71

Princeton drops election recess for students4-1-4 plan, now at 500 colleges, chance for offbeat study3 in 4 colleges abandon tradition, adopt new academic calendars

Southern accrediting unit sets standards for off-campus programsAccrediting agencies branded 'private clubs'; Gov't. take-over urged

Faster joint action in crises hitting colleges urged by ElkinsBusiness officers seeking a larger role in academic decisionsAbandon defensive approach, Heyns tells administratorsHard-pressed colleges take new look at management techniquesPoint of View: College is more than a production lineVice presidents reported gaining more powerCollege empire-building seen threatening credibilityDescriptions of current research projects on academic departmentsFaculty dissatisfaction widespread at U. of TexasSalaries of college administrators, 1971-72 (chart)

More campuses encourage 'deferred admissions'

Formula for recruiting students: information plus a bit of hard sellOpen admissions: how to rate its success sparks debateDrop-out rate of 35.8% reported for CUNY's open-admissions studentsLaw is sought ending sex bias in admissionsAdmissions panel tries its own medicine; takes admissions testsEntrance requirements found out of step with curriculaApplications up at state colleges, down at small private campusesIntense competition growing between CEEB and ACTWorcester Polytechnic to let students admit themselves

Alumni return to college to studyAlumni urged to demand halt to 'scuttling traditional program'

ATTRITION & GRADUATION Page 2

Oct. 12, 71

Nov. 29, 71

Feb. 14, 72

Feb. 28, 72

Mar. 6, 72

Mar. 20, 72

Apr. 17, 72

Apr. 17, 72

BLACK COLLEGES

Oct. 18, 71

Nov. 1, 71

Nov. 22, 71

Jan. 24, 72

Apr. 10, 72

May 30, 72

BOOK REVIEWS

71Oct. 12,Nov. 15, 71Jan. 3, 72Feb. 28, 72Apr. 17, 72

Benefits of going to college said to growDrop-out rate of 35.82 reported for CUNY's open-admissions studentsWho drops out of college? A new study draws a profileCollege degree is best job insuranceNational external degree explored by College Board'Open college' plans stir concern over costs, standards, expectationsHigher education, 1980: new federal projections (chart)Point of View: We must market education

U.S. aid to Blacks up 162 in yearHarland denies charge of bias against BlacksPoint of View: Topics of concern to Black Students, studies, collegesMethodists seek to bolster Black collegesBlack colleges get new pledge of U.S. supportHigher education and the Black American: Phase 2 (Special Issue)

Henry David Aiken, Predicament of the UniversityJohn R. Searle, The Campus War: A Sympathetic Look at Univ. in AgonyKenneth Keniston, Youth and Dissent: The Rise of a New OppositionKenneth E. Eble, Professors as TeachersK. Patricia Cross, Beyond the Opel Door: New Students to H.E.

CHURCH RELATED & PRIVATE COLLEGES

Sept. 27, 71Oct. 18, 71Oct. 18, 71Nov. 8, 71Nov. 15, 71Nov. 29, 71Dec. 6, 71Jan. 3, 72Jan. 3, 72Jan. 10, 72Jan. 10, 72Feb. 28, 72Apr. 3, 72Apr. 10, 72May 1, 72May 15, 72

Small colleges 'not inherently uneconomical'13 more states move to help private collegesMethodist colleges launch drive for students, fundsSmall, private institutions said best suited to help disadvantagedCatholic educators seek 'true' autonomy; Rome talks likelyNew Jersey board plans $8-million state aid to private collegesHow one college received erroneous news it was dying (Defiance)Public funds for private colleges voted by more states in 1971Private colleges propose full-cost public college fees in N.Y.Enrollment slowdown found worsening in private collegesPoint of view: Survival kit for liberal arts collegesListening is hardest part of job for tutor at St. John's CollegeACLU challengei state aid to five Maryland church collegesMore self-help, less reliance on Church, urged for Catholic collegesBoom over, Parsons College tries to make a comebackHard-pressed NYU plans to sell Bronx campus to CONY

COLLEGE HEALTH SERVICES

No new articles in Vol. VI.

THE COLLEGE PRESIDENT

Oct. 4, 71Mar. 20, 72Mar. 27, 72June 5, 72

Letter to editor: Lack f presidential fortitude, wisdom_ Description of three research projects on the college presidentWilliam M. Birenbaum, President of Staten Island Community CollegeSalaries of college administrators, 1971-72 (chart)

THE COLLEGE STUDENT Page 3

Oct. 4, 71 Students gaining right to vote in college townsOct. 12, 71 Freshmen said to warrant more attention by collegesOct. 12, 71 Who cares what students think? Campus pulse-takersNov. 8, 71 Impact of new student voters negligible in most electionsJan. 10, 72 ACE survey - Characteristics of 1971 freshman classMar. 20, 72 The college student and election year politicsMar. 20, 72 Disadvantaged students are found earning high freshman gradesApr. 3, 72 32 states allow students to vote in college citiesApr. 17, 72 Student political revolt aver, cultural revolution goes onMay 8, 72 Drive to gain rights for homosexuals wins adherents on many campuses

COLLEGE TEACHING & GRADING SYSTEMS

Sept. 27, 71 Perspective an teaching: what do students want?Oct. 12, 71 Computers, big in research, little-used by undergraduatesOct. 12, 71 The uncelebrated colleges of middle AmericaNov. 8, 71 Teaching: the curriculum as merely an expedientNov. 8, 71 Point of view: a national board to accredit tenured professorsNov. 22, 71 Anticipated British report to affect teacher trainingNov. :2, 71 Teaching as a moral actJan. 3, 72 The importance of language in teachingJan. 17, 72 Higher education does little to encourage women as teachersJan. 24, 72 Many 2-year colleges resist hiring Ph.D's; donbt teaching skillJan. 31, 72 On selling term papers for profitFeb. 7, 72 AAUP cautions legislatures on workloads for college teachersFeb. 14, 72 More teachers, not rehired, are suingFeb. 14, 72 The 'non-renewal' of a teacher-activistFeb. 14, 72 'Academic bankruptcy' eliminating the stigma of a disastrous termFeb. 14, 72 See me after class - source materials for evaluating teachingFeb. 22, 72 New York moves to bar sale of term papersFeb. 22, 72 Descriptions of 13 research projects on gradingMar. 6, 72 Why more teachers are going to court as contracts not renewedMar. 6, 72 Term papers for sale: a consumers testMar. 6, 72 60% of colleges surveyed are offering pass-fail gradingMar. 20, 72 Peanuts are the reward for service and teachingApr. 3, 72 Point of View: Research in teaching colleges?Apr. 10, 72 States challenge term - papers firmaApr. 10, 72 To identify and reward talented teachers, tough decisionsApr. 24, 72 Teaching loads draw criticism of state officialsApr. 24, 72 Portfolios of student work to replace grades, creditsJune 5, 72 Point of View: How to be a bad college teacher

CURRICULUM

Sept. 27, 71 Student interest in psychology is boomingOct. 18, 71 Point of view: the debasement of liberal educationNov. 1, 71 Role of history debated in interdisciplinary American studiesNov. 1, 71 State colleges seek new educational roles as job markets shiftNov. 15, 71 'Irenology,' the study of Peace, attracts 15 majors at ManhattanNov. 15, 71 Students earn credits, subsistence for work in poverty projectsNov. 29, 71 New ways of learning seen altering many collegiate traditionsNov. 29, 71 Britain's Open University, nearing end of 1st year, influencing U.S.Dec. 13, 71 Point of View: The student and his major

CURRICULUM (Continued)Page 4

Jan. 3, 72 New "Fizz-Ed" students examine deviancy, politics, racism in sports

Jan. 10, 72 Scientists, humanists seek to bridge gap

Jan. 10, 72 Declinirg appeal of introductory courses, concern for historians

Jan. 17, 72 4-1-4 plan, now at 500 colleges, providing for offbeat study

Jan. 31, 72 Bachelor's degree in three years gaining favor

Feb. 22, 72 China scholars ready if Nixon trip thaws relations

Feb. 28, 72 Six San Francisco colleges planning to let students cross-register

Feb. 28, 72 Books' place on campus assayed in new survey

Mar. 6, 72 Research in China: not in the forseeable future

Mar. 6, 72 National external degree explored by College Board

Mar. 20, 72 'Open college' plans stir concern over costs, standards, expectations

Apr. 17, 72 Three year degree urged by Yale faculty unit

May 1, 72 The Open University of Great Britain bows here in fall

May 8, 72 Stanford's Shockley forbidden to teach course on racial differences

May 22, 72 External degree programs give new life to university 'extension'

May 22, 72 External programs can maintain quality, says UCLA dean

May 22, 72 Point of View: A flood of troubles in the education faculties

May 30, 72 Black studies: bitterness & hostility lessen, criticism persists

Janue 5, 72 Panel urges expansion of instruction by cable, videotape, computers

ECOLOGY

No new articles in Vol. VI.

EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONS & STUDY COMMISSIONS

Sept. 27, 71 Sociologists look inward, debate own social role

Oct. 4, 71 Debate wracks political science; be neutral or activist?

Oct. 4, 71 Education proposed as part-time activity for life - ACE meeting

Oct. 12, 71 New students, new places: major themes of Carnegie report

Nov. 1, 71 Dispute flares over CEEB student questionnaire

Nov. 1, 71 Two associations in accreditation planning merger

Nov. 1, 71 Higher education unit aims at wage-price 'inequities'

Nov. 15, 71 State colleges vote new stand on freedom

Nov. 15, 71 State college association's statement on academic freedom - text

Nov. 15, 71 Faster joint action in crises hitting colleges urged by Elkins

Nov. 22, 71 Measure institution's quality by impact on students, AASCU asks

Dec. 6, 71 Wide-ranging changes would affect Mass. faculty, students, public

Dec. 13, 71 Kerr panel hits across-the-board federal grants

Dec. 13, 71 Carnegie Commission report on federal aid - full text

Dec. 13, 71 New statement issued to guide faculty layoffs - Assoc. Am. Coll.

Jan. 10, 72 Time lag in release of secret documents divides historians

Jan. 10, 72 Is English healthy? Profession isn't sure

Jan. 10, 72 Radicals press disruptions in sciences, quieter in other fields

Jan. 24, 72 Psychologists eye full status for master's degree holders

Feb. 7, 72 Major LBJ higher education task force papers - partial texts

Feb. 7, 72 AAUP cautions legislatures on workloads for college teachers

Peb. 28, 72 Unions, student pressures, politicization hit by scholars

Mar. 20, 72 Kerr panel hit for aid stand, corporate links

Mar. 20, 72 Upper level colleges search for identity

Apr. 17, 72 Report of First Nat'l. Congress of Black Professionals in H.E.

Apr. 24, 72 Part of youth report lauded, part rejected by President

EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONS & STUDY COMMISSIONS (Continued) Page 5

May 15, 72May'15, 72May 22, 72May 22, 72June 5, 72July 3, 72July 3, 72July 31, 72

ENROLLMENT

Sept. 27, 71Sept. 27, 71Oct. 4, 71Oct. 4, 71Dec. 13, 71Jan. 3, 72Jan. 10, 72Mar. 20, 72Apr. 17, 72Apr. 17, 72July 31, 72

AAUP votes overwhelmingly to pursue bargainingAAUP censures Cal. regents, administrations of 3 collegesColleges protest AAUP censure actionsNEA reorganization seen by some as weakening its H.E. effortPanel urges expansion of instruction by cable, videotape, computersCarneigie panel urges reforms, slower pace of spendingNEA fears AAUP in bargainingAAUP's role in collective bargaining may jeopardize salary survey

Colleges enroll a record 1,885,000 freshmenCollege enrollment rises 6%; decline predicted by 1980'sBlack enrollment rising sharply, U.S. data show (incl. chart)1970 enrollments by race at 336 colleges (chart)110,000 openings went begging in freshmen classes this fallSUNY is Number 1 in enrollment (List of top 20)Enrollment slowdown found worsening in private collegesEnrollment hits 8.1 million; 292 in 2-year collegesHigher education, 1980: new federal projections (chart)Some colleges full, others still seek freshmen for fallFall classes unfilled at 8 in 10 colleges

EXPERIMENTAL COLLEGES

Nov. 29, 71Nov. 29, 71Dec. 6, 71Jan. 17, 72Jan. 17, 72May 15, 72

FACULTY

'Open University' programs gain favor in U.S.Britain's Open University, nearing end of lst year, influencing U.S.Wide-ranging changes would affect Mass. faculty, students, public4-1-4 plan, now at 500 colleges, providing for offbeat studyLearn-or-your-money-back policy proposed at Mitchell CollegeExperimental colleges: uneasy freedom, mind bending strains, hope

Sept. 27, 71 Wage freeze creating many inequities for teachersOct. 12, 71Oct. 12, 71Nov. 8, 71Nov. 15, 71Nov. 15, 71Nov. 15, 71Nov. 15, 71Nov. 29, 71Dec. 13, 71Jan. 17, 72Jan. 17, 72Jan. 24, 72Jan. 24, 72Mar. 20, 72Mar. 20, 72Mar. 27, 72

Stanford faculty weighs dismissal of radical tenured professorAAUP report hits UCLA's handling of Angela Davis caseInstitute order to reinstate 3 non-tenured teachersState college association's statement on academic freedom - textRetroactive pay still is in doubt as freeze endsSome budget-cutting colleges firing tenured professorsAcademic ladder: the promotion and tenure game (chart)Pay board bars retroactive pay for teachersNew statement issued to guide faculty layoffs - Assoc. Am. Coll.Dismissal at Stanford is endorsed by presidentExcerpts from Stanford faculty report on militant professorSupreme Court hears cases of 2 non-renewed professorsNLRB orders reinstatement of instructorCalifornia chancellor intervenes in case of controversial teacherDescriptions of two research projects on academic tenureCosts mounting in teacher suits against colleges

FACULTY (Continued) Page 6

Apr. 10, 72Apr. 24, 72May 8, 72May 8, 72May 8, 72May 22, 72July 3, 72

Point of View: The alternative to tenureMerger of 2 units at CUNT creates biggest faculty unionFaculty income losing ground, AAUP report finds (includes chart)

The country's 68 best-paid faculties (chart)

Stanford's Shockley forbidden to teach course on racial differences

Faculty dissatisfaction widespread at U. of TexasLibrarians press claim for faculty status

FINANCING HIGHER EDUCATION

Sept. 27, 71Sept. 27, 71Oct. 4, 71Oct. 4, 71Oct. 12, 71Nov. 8, 71Nov. 22, 71Dec. 6, 71Dec. 13, 71Dec. 13, 71Jan. 3, 72Jan. 3, 72Jan. 3, 72Jan. 3, 72Jan. 24, 72Jan. 24, 72Jan. 31, 72Jan. 31, 72Jan. 31, 72Jan. 31, 72Feb. 14, 72Feb. 22, 72Mar. 6, 72Mar. 20, 72Mar. 20, 72Mar. 20, 72Apr. 10, 72Apr. 17, 72Apr. 24, 72May 1, 72May 1, 72May 15, 72July 3, 72July 3, 72

FOUNDATIONS

Oct. 12, 71Oct. 18, 71Nov. 1, 71Nov. 15, 71Dec. 13, 71

100 institutions reported facing fiscal disasterStates raise resident fees by 8 percentState funds for colleges seen topping $7.5 billionSpending by states for public 4-year colleges, 1969-70 (chart)

Student charges at 358 state institutions (chart only)

Economy is watchword in national plan in BritainBusiness support of education drops 9 percent

Point of View: Study now, pay later: threat to a great commitment

Kerr Panel Hits Across-the-board federal grantsCarnegie Commission report on federal aid -- full textFinancial crisis sharpens conflict between private-public colleges

State funds for colleges, per capita (chart)

Public funds for private colleges voted by more states in 1971

U.S. exempts public colleges from direct price controlsStudent fees to be freed from controlsPoint of view: How to revive a dying endowmentThe 1973 budget: what's in it for colleges (chart)

Nixon proposes $7.4 billion for higher educationCompetition is 'almost warlike,' award-winning fund-raiser finds$123 million now in investment cooperative (The Common Fund)

Rockefeller's 'austerity' plans would freeze college funds

Point of View: Carnegie's stand on U.S. aid: an opposing view

Senate approves college aid bill; :orbids sex biasCan a student become a 'quickie' state resident?Base tuition on family income, increase scholarships, I11. study

Parents still pay largest portion of college costs, survey findsPrivate giving to universities breaks record (includes chart)Higher education, 1980: new federal projections (chart)Students appear unconcerned with 'socially responsible' investing20 states' college appropriations up 20% over two years ago

203 join Common Fund in 10 months

Point of view: Finding new dollars in old budgets$19- billion higher education bill wins passage, Nixon's signature37 state legislatures appropriate $4- billion for 1972-73

Ford realigning college program to aid BlacksDisappointment with scope of Ford program expressed by someA national foundation for higher education? - Points of view

Carnegie- Mellon's President Stever slated to head NSF$1- billion bequest makes R.W. Johnson fund 2nd only to Ford

FOUNDATIONS (Continued) Page 7

Jan. 17, 72Feb. 22, 72Feb. 22, 72Feb. 28, 72Mar. 27, 72May 8, 72May 22, 72May 22, 72

National foundation idea gets supportFord decides not to finance 'pay-as-you-earn'Four foundations form drug-abuse council; to be 'calm voice'Custody of 'reluctant' students is wrong role for colleges: PiferFord fund, with 'new stability,' to remain cautious$1-billion Johnson fund discloses guidelinesReport sees new trends in giving50 largest U.S. foundations (chart)

GRADUATE EDUCATION; LAW SCHOOLS; MEDICAL SCHOOLS

Oct. 4, 71Oct. 4, 71Nov. 8, 71Nov. 8, 71Nov. 22, 71Nov. 29, 71Dec. 6, 71Dec. 13, 71Dec. 13, 71Jan. 3, 72Jan. 17, 72Jan. 17, 72Jan. 24, 72Feb. 7, 72Feb. 22, 72Feb. 28, 72Mar. 20, 72Mar. 27, 72May 8, 72May 30, 72July 31, 72Aug. 28, 72

White law student, charging bias, wins court-ordered admissionMore Ph.D.'s in science entering post-doctoral studyBest hope of solving M.D. shortage seen in expanding present schoolsTake responsibility for training residents, interns, med schools urged33,000 graduate students' views - survey results with tables1,276 minority-group students enter medical study, twice '69 totalGraduate study enrollment rise is near standstillGraduate school trends alternately worry and cheer deansMedical students get full voice in AMA policyEducators weigh vast changes in law trainingA revised Ph.D. found preferable to new degreeU. of Florida reprimanded by law schools35,000 besiege medical schools; 13,000 openingsNixon plan to cut support vexes medical educators'7raduate work to be studied by two panelsIn deal with Reagan, California will slow medical centers' growthPh.D. surplus seen overestimatedMedical degree in 3 years gaining groundGraduate schools dispute projections that doctorates will doubleThe Black professional school: innovation replaces traditionCouncil to oversee accrediting urged in allied health fieldsToo many lawyers? Maybe not, says bar unit.

HEALTH PROBLEMS; DRUGS; DRINKING

Jan. 10, 72Jan. 24, 72Jan. 31, 72Feb. 7, 72Feb. 14, 72Feb. 14, 72Feb. 22, 72

Drugs seen as aid to historical researchThe campus drug scene, 1972: A milkman routineMarijuana, used openly, easy to find at collegesMany rejecting hard-line approach to use of drugs by studentsGovernment using both education and punishment to fight drugsHalf of students used marijuana, Gallup poll findsFour foundations form drug-abuse council; to be 'calm voice'

HOUSING - ON AND OFF CAMPUS

Dec. 13, 71Mar. 6, 72Mar. 20, 72Apr. 10, 72May 8, 72

70% of U.S. residential colleges now offer coed livingPermanent buildings for temporary purposes at SUOYDescriptions of four research projects on housingPanel urges HUD to drop housing loansDormitory construction off; end of an era is predicted

INTEGRATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION Page 8

Nov. 15, 71 Find acceptable equal-employment plan or lose contracts, Columbia

Jan. 10, 72 Anti-bias rules published by 21 federal agencies

Jan. 17, 72 'White ethnics' seen asking college entry

Feb. 14, 72 Desegregation plan by March 15 ordered by court for Tennessee

Mar. 27, 72 Columbia agrees to anti-bias hiring review

May 30, 72 Higher education and the Black American: Phase 2 (Special Issue)

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS & STUDIES

Nov. 8, 71 Language and area centers trimmed, new foreign studies approach

Jan. 24, 72 Two paw program in international studies launched by OE

Apr. 24, 72 Deportation of students questioned

INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

Oct. 4, 71 U.S. urges strict guidelines on student charter flights

Nov. 22, 71 Man with football tickets is popular on Nebraska campus

Jan. 17, 72 NCAA concerned about legality of its exclusion of women

Jan. 17, 72 NCAA members reject reorganization, defeat other reforms

Jan. 17, 72 Varsity football and basketball opened to freshmen

Jan. 17, 72 For first time, NCAA council seeks to expel a member

Apr. 24, 72 More than half of football-playing students are hurt

JOB PLACEMENT

Nov. 1, 71 State colleges seek new educational roles as job markets shift

Nov. 15, 71 Unemployment in chemistry hits new high

Jan. 3, 72 Jobs are scarce at meetings of scholars

Jan. 17, 72 Job outlook brighter for June graduates, says 2 or 3 surveys

Mar. 6, 72 Teacher surplus stirring concern in education schools

Mar. 20, 72 Ph.D. surplus seen overes:imated

Apr. 10, 72 Job vacancies reported up by 14 percent

JUNIOR & COMMUNITY COLLEGES

Nov. 29, 71 Quasi-public role urged for struggling private junior colleges

Jan. 24, 72 Many 2-year colleges resist hiring Ph.D's; doubt teaching skill

Feb. 14, 72 Junior college students plan to organize

Feb. 22, 72 California community colleges bid for all of state's freshmen

Mar. 6, 72 Study of 2-year colleges reveals many tasks are unfinished

Mar. 27, 72 William M. Birenbaum, President of Staten Island Community College

Apr. 24, 72 Community colleges lead way in programs for Vietnam veteransMay 30, 72 Big city community colleges: hope for the academically deficient

LAW AND HIGHER EDUCATION

Oct. 4, 71 White law student, charging bias, wins court-ordered admissionOct. 4, 71 Court backs trustee control of student activity fees

Dec. 13, 71 Michigan court rules three state universities are autonomous

Jan. 3, 72 Going to college held no bar to family aidJan. 3, 72 Court upholds college on its protest rules

Jan. 3, 72 New state laws affecting higher education

Jan. 24, 72 Supreme Court hears cases of 2 non-renewed professors

Jan. 24, 72 Law is sought ending sex bias in admissionsJan. 31, 72 Harvard group urges restraint in calling scholars before juries

LAW AND HIGHER EDUCATION (Continued) Page 9

Feb. 7, 72Feb. 14, 72Mar. 6, 72Mar. 27, 72Apr. 3, 72Apr. 10, 72Apr. 10, 72May 15, 72June 5, 72July 3, 72July 31, 72Aug. 28, 72

Interns ruled ineligible to bargain with university ;Michigan)Desegregation plan by March 15 ordered by court for TennesseeTeacher suit against Radford College (Virginia) divides juryJury dismisses suit against police at Jackson State CollegeHigh court hears claim that college curbed leftists' rightsAppeal of Harvard professor in secrecy case due next weekUniversity's barring of 'activist' homosexual allowed to standU.S. Court skirts constitution issue in Popkin caseSummary of legislative developments affecting H.E. in 12 statesHigh court rules on rights of non-tenured teachers, student groupsCourt rulings do little to clarify untenured teachers' statusNew Mexico law on student residence declared unconstitutional

MILITARY; DRAFT; ROTC

Sept. 27, 71 Few students likely to be draftedJan. 24, 72 Princeton lifts ban on ROTC but modifies corp's statusFeb. 28, 72 Boycott of colleges that ban ROTC sought

MINORITY GROUPS

Oct. 4, 71Oct. 4, 71Oct. 12, 71Nov. 22, 71Jan. 17, 72Mar. 27, 72Apr. 3, 72Apr. 17, 72May 8, 72May 8, 72May 8, 72May 15, 72May 30, 72

Black enrollment rising sharply, U.S. data show (incl. chart)1970 enrollments by race at 336 colleges (chart)Ford realigning college program to aid BlacksPoint of Viaw: Topics of concern to Black students, studies, collegesPoint of View: Rhodes scholars: no longer all whiteU.S. sues to prevent Colorado from charging tuition to IndiansSurvey results: characteristics of campus-bound Black youthsReport of First Nat'l. Congress of Black Professionals in H.E.Stanford's Shockley forbidden to teach course on racial differencesNavajos, stressing heritage, claim nation's only Indian collegeDrive gain rights for homosexuals wins adherents on many campuses'Reverse discrimination' seen as danger in faculty hiringHigher education and the Black American: Phase 2 (Special Issue)

NATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Sept. 27, 71Dec. 13, 71Feb. 14, 72Aug. 28, 72Aug. 28, 72

Student association plans pilot project in unionismNational Youth Caucus vows to mobilize youth to defeat NixonJunior college students plan to organize'Fatigue of the 70s' has taken over say delegates to student congressElection drama at NSA meeting

RELIGION; CAMPUS MINISTRY

No new articles in Vol. VI

ROLE OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN RIGOR EDUCATION

Sept. 27, 71Oct. 4, 71Oct. 18, 71Nov. 15, 71

Task force seeks U.S. role in changing higher educationGuide to OE programs in higher education, fiscal 1972 (chart)Better buildings for money pushed by Federal plannersComparison of House and Senate higher education bills (chart)

ROLE OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN HIGHER EDUCATION (Continued) Page 10

Feb. 22, 72Feb. 28, 72July 31, 72July 31, 72

U.S. support of public-service programs is in peril

Information clearinghouses face revamping by Office of Education

McGovern calls for education post in cabinet; would name woman

Associations protest plan to deny excess property to colleges

SOCIAL INVOLVEMENT AND SOCIAL RESEARCH

Nov. 8, 71Nov. 15, 71Apr. 3, 72

Controversial speakers are key to lecture agency's success

Students earn credits, subsistence for work in poverty projects

Student help for taxpayers

SOUTHEAST ASIA INVOLVEMENT

Nov. 1, 71 3 scholars of Viet war claim right to keep sources secret

May 22, 72 Student Anti-war delegations call on Congressmen to art

SPECIAL INTEREST ARTICLES

Oct. 12, 71 Computers, big in research, little-used by undergraduates

Oct. 18, 71 Michigan State's ombudsman in 5th year, a solver of problems

Nov. 1, 71 Views of Lewis Powell, Supreme Court nominee, on campus freedom

Nov. 8, 71 New governing board for higher education created in N. Carolina

Nov. 8, 71 Controversial speakers are key to lecture agency's success

Nov. 15, 71 No 'downplay' of bad news by news service at Stanford

Nov. 22, 71 Chairing this lecture series not all beer and pizza

Nov. 22, 71 Statewide coordinating agencies called threat to colleges

Dec. 6, 71 Jackson State, scene of killings, tries to shake haunts of past

Jan. 3, 72 Rock music drowning out classics in campus concert halls

Jan. 24, 72 Inadequate share of science research funds going to junior faculty

Jan. 31, 72 LBJ, opening education files, calls for unity on campuses

Jan. 31, 72 Six new doctrines that send my blood pressure up - Logan Wilson

Feb. 7, 72 LBJ's papers bring long-secret task force reports to light

Feb. 14, 72 Point of view: we must find new forms for higher education

Feb. 22, 72 'Security force' is a far cry from the old campus cop

Feb. 28, 72 Custody of 'reluctant' students is wrong role for colleges: Pifer

Mar. 20, 72 Summary of major higher education issues in 32 states

Mar. 27, 72 Point of View: the failure of Upward Bound

Apr. 24, 72 More convicts are given college training

May 1, 72 Point of View: Four paradoxes in higher education

May 8, 72 Drive to gain rights for homosexuals wins adherents on many campuses

June 5, 72 Colleges slight small farmers, report charges

July 3, 72 Sales off, costa up, university presses caught in financial bind

Aug. 28, 72 Breakthroughs by physicists seen imperiled

STUDENT FINANCIAL AIDS

Oct. 18, 71 222 at Yale defer tuition in new plan

Nov. 8, 71 Student grants by U.S. given mixed verdict

Jan. 31, 72 Family's expected earnings urged as student-aid factor

Jan. 31, 72 A financial aid dilemma - study results of aid given on basis of used

Feb. 7, 72 States double scholarship aid in over 2 years

Apr. 17, 72 Student loan defaulters face U.S. crackaown

STUDENT FINANCIAL AIDS (Continued)

May 9, 72May 30, 72July 31, 72Aug. 28, 72

N.Y. enacts a student-loan plan open to all income bracketsU.S. aid program for neediest students dealt stunning blowFewer students seen qualifying for loan aidU.S. will delay rules affecting student loess

STUDENT PROTESTS; DISCIPLINE

Nov. 1, 71Jan. 24, 72Mar. 13, 72Apr. 10, 72Apr. 24, 72May 1, 72May 8, 72May 15, 72

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1,019 colleges had protests last year, researchers findConflicting analyses of student activismSpecial report: student activism, 1972 (entire issue)Budget decisions, military recruiters, failing grades set off protestsBombing by U.S. sparks protests on campusesWar protests hit campuses; new strike setNew protests touched off by Nixon view of bombingU.S. blockade of North Vietnam sets off new wave of demonstrations

STUDENT PUBLICATIONS & RADIO STATIONS

No new articles in Vol. VI

TRUSTEES

Oct. 18, 71 Skepticism greets Carnegie proposals at trustee conference

UNIONS; CCuLECTIVE BARGAINING; STRIKES

Sept. 27, 71Oct. 4, 71Oct. 18, 71Nov. 8, 71Nov. 8, 71Nov. 22, 71Feb. 7, 72Feb. 28, 72Mar. 6, 72Apr. 3, 72Apr. 3, 72Apr. 24, 72May 1, 72May 15, 72May 15, 72July 3, 72July 31, 72July 31, 72

NLRB reaffirms its jurisdiction in bargaining at private collegesNon-academic employees strike at Ohio UniversityPart-time teachers' role in bargaining unit upheldJudge says university not bound to bargain, WisconsinStrike leaves 12 tons of garbage at TempleAAUP commits to bargaining for first timeNLRB orders collective bargaining election at Manhattan CollegeDescriptions of seven research projects on collective bargainingAbout 89,000 college faculty members have joined bargaining unitsContract specifying college's entire governing setup - Boston StateVivian Ross: Portrait of a teacher-union negotiatorMerger of 2 units at CUNT creates biggest faculty unionCollective bargaining expected to get formal endorsement from AAUPAAUP votes overwhelmingly to pursue bargaining254 institutions with collective bargaining agents (chart)NEA fears AAUP in collective bargainingAAUP's role in collective bargaining may jeopardize salary surveyCampus unionizing given NEA 'priority'

URBAN UNIVERSITIES & URBAN STUDIES

Oct. 12, 71 Urban colleges most-needed,Carnegie Commission finds

WOMEN

Sept. 27, 71 University women issue guidelines on sex biasOct. 18, 71 Higher education secretariat called 'male supremacy bastion'Dec. 6, 71 Group charges of sex bias get federal priority

WOMEN (Continued) -e 12

Jan. 3, 72 Point of View: A fuller role for womenJan. 17, 72 NCAA concerned about legality of its exclusion of womenMar. 6, 72 Senate approves college aid bill; forbids sex biasMar. 6, 72 Descriptions of 14 research projects on women in higher educationMar. 27, 72 Congress gives women new weapon in effort to end sex biasApr. 3, 72 Seven women's groups sue NIHApr. 24, 72 U.S. rule may hit unequal men-women pension benefitsApr. 24, 72 Panel approves sex equality in admissionsApr. 24, 72 Point of View: What women really want on the campusesMay 1, 72 3-point program for strengthening position of women faculzyMay 15, Women's rank, pay, tenure found behind similarly qualified men's

EDUCATION iBROAD

Dec. 6, 71 Oldest U.S. school abroad loses its higher education divisionDec. 6, 71 Egypt strains to hold its lead as Arab intellectual centerDec. 6, 71 Italian universities out of step with society's needs, study findsJan. 3, 72 Proposals on financing student unions stir protests in LondonJan. 3, 72 Spain to create 6 universities under 3-year expansion planJan. 24, 72 Controversy over British plan to reorder its researchJan. 31, 72 Student outbreak in Spain laid to curricular changeFeb. 7, 72 New 2-year degree, regional control of teacher training - James reportMar. 6, 72 Swedish police use dogs to rout stWint rent strikersMay 1, 72 Typical British teacher's week: 50 hours

URBAN UNIVERISTIES & URBAN STUDIES (Continued) Page 39

Dec. 14, 70 Wayne StaLe strives to aid Detroit, seeks rapport with neighborsMay 31, 71 Cities consider taxing properties of universities

WOMEN

Dec. 7, 66Jan. 13, 67July 12, 67May 20, 68Sept. 23, 68Oct. 14, 68Feb. 10, 69

March 24, 69July 14, 69Sept. 29, 69Nov. 24, 69Feb. 9, 70April 13, 70April 27, 70April 27, 70June 1, 70July 6, 70Nov. 9, 70Nov. 30, 7CNov. 30, 70Jan. 11, 71Jan. 11, 71March 22, 71March 29, 71April 5, 71May 17, 71

Campus clinics prescribing birth control IdlisGraduate school, marriage won't interfereCollege sports for women planned

Liberal approach to pregnant studentsPrinceton advised to go coedThree women's colleges plan to enroll :aenCo-ed winning over many an old strongholdROTC for womenConference - "liberation from male supremacy"Adding women creates special problemsHopkins adds co-educationWomen in higher education: challenging the status quoWomen seek action on alleged biasColleges lack abortion policiesGirl sues when expelled for pregnancy100 colleges are charged with sex biasUniversities told must grant equal opportunity to womenHEW probing alleged bias against women on 18 campuses55 campuses now offering courses in women's studiesFew women get positions of power in academe, survey disclosesWomen Ph. D.'s hurt more than men by job shortage, survey showsU. of Michigan, HEW agree on plan to end sex biasFederal probes into sex discrimination provoke controversyResistance to co-education trend is growing on some womne's campusesPlan would require single-sex colleges to make grad admissions coedWomen taking ROTC courses at 100 colleges