"OATYC Journal," published by the the Ohio Association of Two-Year Colleges, is designed as a forum for the exchange of concepts, methods, and findings relevant to the two-year college classroom. Along with commentaries and letters of reaction from the readership, the two issues of Volume XII present the following: (1) "Focus: Cincinnati Technical College, Cynosure of Co-op and DACUM," by Michele M. Imhoff; (2) "Foreign Language Blues: Set Up a Regional Language Association," by Thomas Preisser; (3) "Teaching Methods for a Sexuality Topic," by Linda Houston, Bev Ladd, and Robert Mullen; (4) "The Rational Optimist," by Constance Holden; (5) "In Pursuit of a Teaching Strategy for Composition," by Jim Wallace; (6) "Cuyahoga Community College Dedicates Tech Center in High Tech Style," by Leslie Resnick; (7) "Issue: Is There Such a Thing as Two-Year Education?" by David C. Ballinger and Carolyn R. Craft; (8) "Focus: The University Community and Technical College, The University of Toledo: You've Come a Long Way, Baby!" by Raymond S. Henry, Jr.; (9) abstracts of the 1986 OATYC conference presentations; (10) "The Consortium for Instructional Improvement: A Model for School and College Cooperation," by Craig D. Laubenthal; (11) "Can You Be Sued for Letters of Reference," by Ralph S. Brown; (12) "CTI (Columbus Technical Institute) to Become Columbus State Community College," by Rita Langdon; (13) "New Help for Area Business and Development," by Gretchen Huffman; and (14) "Issue: How Can a Two-Year College Faculty Member Best Cope With Change?" by Leif Hatlestad and Harold Koch. (EJV)