Four paperbacks that will help students examine propaganda and advertising techniques are reviewed. (JH)

Schools should provide opportunities for students, especially Black students, to become knowledgeable about their language system and culture. (JH)

The human condition can be better understood by reading both fiction and nonfiction. (JH)

Using the Bicentennial theme, a literature course is described that studies nationalistic developments in various ethnic groups. (JH)

The students in this English class wrote the history of their town. (JH)

In the Bicentennial spirit, an English class delved into the histories of several deceased local people and wrote their epitaphs. (JH)

An effective American History-English course, emphasizing acting, interviewing, and writing skills, is described. (JH)

Literary works should not be used as platforms on which teachers can espouse their own social, political, or religious prejudices; but should be taught as works of art with their own integrity. (JH)