This article summarizes state and community policy activities during the first six months of 2007 and provides updates of the progress to serve infants, toddlers, and their families. The following states are included in the report: (1) Arkansas; (2) California; (3) Indiana; (4) Iowa; (5) Michigan; (6) Minnesota; (7) New York; (8) Ohio; (9)…

Summary of tactics for helping students cover ground on expanding campuses is included in this national round-up. (Editor)

A roundup of events and trends in the library world which have made news in the past twelve months. (Author)

New trends in student housing - from apartment-like dormitories to communes - are examined in this across-the country round-up. (Editor)

A new OE film presents a roundup of representative environmental education projects now in progress in various parts of the country. (Editor)

Offers a roundup of what happened to high school newspapers and yearbooks when Mt. St. Helens erupted on May 18, 1980. (FL)

Assessment of the Montgomery County (Maryland) preschool health roundup indicated that this standardized screening program is cost-effective for early identification of preschool children who will need health and/or educational intervention to achieve their maximum potential. (MJB)

Discusses specific objectives related to the three-year Target Four Reading Program developed by the staff at Central School in Roundup, Montana. (RS)

Covers library budget crises, community book brawls, ongoing library issues, and efforts to combat inflation. (Author/PF)

This second annual encyclopedia summary updates the American Library Association's (ALA) evaluation of 10 sets and analyzes the deletions and additions made to each encyclopedia within the context of each publisher's revision plans. The board looked specifically for significant changes in purpose, arrangement, content style, general quality, and…

Examines books dealing with personnel management, quality of work life, and leadership. (IRT)

A small press is, essentially, an enterprise dedicated to overcoming routine publishing attitudes. Reviewing services, reference aids, bookstores, and publishers' addresses are included in this review of small press publications for 1973. (Author/SM)

The major events, trends, and problems affecting school and children's and young adult library service which have made news in 1973 are discussed. (Author/SM)

Twenty-five outstanding new computer software programs for drill and practice, simulation, and tutoring are reviewed. Programs deal with classroom management and with the teaching of language arts, computer literacy, social studies, science and logic, and mathematics. (PP)