An essay review of World Dynamics (Forrester), a book describing the computer simulation of a worldwide dynamic model relating the effects of population, capital investment, geographical space, natural resources, food production and pollution. (AL)

Although there were no differences in pretest scores, students with a background in high school agriculture courses achieved lower scores on tests in college biology than those without this experience. The supposed relationships between biology and agriculture courses are questioned. (AL)

Describes the role of mathematics in science in terms of its role in deduction and organization, and as a research tool. (AL)

Chemical bonding is discussed from a bond energy, rather than a wave mechanics, viewpoint. This approach is considered to be more suitable for the average student. (The second part of the article will appear in a later issue of the journal.) (AL)

In order to make the most relevant kind of education available to individuals...we must create new options instead of offering only traditional fare under whatever new rationale." (Author/AL)

Discusses philanthropy; state aid; federal aid, including student grants and loans and direct institutional support; and deferred tuition charges. Outlines federal administration proposals for foundations and institutes. (AL)