A general report of significant and interesting data generated by the CSE Alumni Survey is presented. The survey explored a variety of activities, interests, views, judgments, and experiences of men and women who had graduated from college at mid-century. One section of the questionnaire is related to community affairs, national and state politics, international and intercultural affairs, art, music, education, drama, literature, religion, and science. Other sections consider respondents' awareness of and attitudes toward major social trends, their views on significant social problems, questions concerning benefits they believe they gained from their respective colleges, and about various college memories and satisfactions. General characteristics, activities and interests, opinions and views, and judgments about education are reported. (AG)