Developments in education, employment, and the courts concerning the status of women are covered in this newsletter issue. Topics include the following: the scope of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, which bars sex bias in educational programs or activities receiving direct federal funds; sex discrimination suits brought by women faculty against colleges; an annotated bibliography on sexual harassment in education; a book on how to publish women's studies materials in language and literature; the salary differential between men and women; administrative career patterns in higher education; changing attitudes toward marriage and single life; the experiences of Black women and resource guides on Native American women; a court decision in which women athletes obtained relief and damages; a handbook for job seekers, job changers, reentry women, and displaced homemakers; the special problems of disabled women; the causes of women's poverty; current issues and programs relevant to midlife and older women; women in science and math; computer camps for high school girls and adults; a publication on the philosophy of women's education from Ancient Greece through the nineteenth century; and an editorial about whether young women's goals are realistic. (SW)