Part I addresses itself to today's student: student activism, the questioning student, student behavior, and the committed student. The union and its context, including both the urban and small college union, is the subject of Part II. The addresses in Part III are directed toward the business of managing the union. The section on the union program includes aspects of art, entertainment, and program development. The union profession focuses on training, motivation, and leadership of staff members. The union building is the subject of Part VI. Finally, Part VII deals with the business of the association. (KP)