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by Sarah A. Robinson, University of Florida

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by D.S. Greenberg. Science, 151: 549-552, 658-662, 799-801, 799-801;

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G. Robert Darnes memorandum regarding book manuscript by Ernest G. Palola on the historical development of public junior colleges in Illinois

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Records and papers of the Academic Planning Project (1972-1973) which prepared program proposals and statements for the Director of Academic Planning for submission to the Board of Regents. Program planning includes Social Justice Professions, Physical Sciences, Management, Public Affairs, Nursing, Community Arts Management, Creative Arts, Human Development Counseling and Midwest Studies; includes card catalog of resource collection and bibliography compiled by the project in education,...

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Chapter 1--The Task. Illinois Board of Higher Education

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Chapter 3--Functions. Illinois Board of Higher Education

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Chapter 5--Governance. Illinois Board of Higher Education

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Records and papers of the Academic Planning Project (1972-1973) which prepared program proposals and statements for the Director of Academic Planning for submission to the Board of Regents. Program planning includes Social Justice Professions, Physical Sciences, Management, Public Affairs, Nursing, Community Arts Management, Creative Arts, Human Development Counseling and Midwest Studies; includes card catalog of resource collection and bibliography compiled by the project in education,...

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Compiled by Evelyn J. Harris. San Diego State College

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Audiocassettes for PAC 481: The Energy Decade, Intersession March 14-21 1981. This course covered the growing concern for energy, food supplies and resources and the increasing cost and abundant fossil fuels and their affect on socio-economic issues. This course also examined regional and community reactions as well as creative alternatives to problems considered primarily global in nature.