Mobile homes at Stanford University provide temporary student housing facilities. (Editor/IR)

Analyses of gross expenditures, tuition, housing, food service, faculty salaries and administrative salaries, including comparisons and extrapolations drawn from C&UB's annual studies since 1965-66. (Editor)

If Trustees are to raise more money, they'll need more say in how it is spent. (Editor)

Seven workable adaptations of present audiovisual technology, and a special page of AV information, new products, and bibliographic material. (Editor/IR)

Whether or not media technology reaches maturity will determine its effectiveness in higher education. (Editor)

Higher education must be more truthful in its own evaluation of its current weaknesses" in order to portray itself effectively to its many constituencies, author stated at the 26th National Conference on Higher Education in Chicago, March 14-17, 1971. (Editor)

Program whereby businesses pledge 1 per cent annual income before taxes to a college or university, to be increased as the need develops. The motivation is to ensure America's leadership role in the world. (IR)

Survey of business IRS returns of 1966-67 indicates that banks and trust companies lead all other industries in corporate giving. (Editor)

Among the 25 largest foundations, giving is expected to increase substantially between now and 1975 under the 1969 Tax Reform Act. (Editor)

Students can learn now, pay later, with Student Educational Loan Fund," Harvard's innovative financing system. (Editor)

Literary figures have been subsidized by the U.S. government since the nation's founding - but President Nixon's administration leads all others. (Editor)