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Discusses the offering of orientation courses in several colleges in the United States, which seek to survey and link the fundamental facts of life in its evolution and in its present human organization. Orientation course on Social and Economic Institutions in Amherst College; Influence of Columbia University and Dartmouth College; Findings of the Committee G of the American Association of University Professors' survey of orientation courses.

Presents several letters to the editors on issues related to the United States politics. Growth of the Capper Publications, giving subscribers an opportunity to invest in an institution offering higher rate of interest; Comment on the necessity of the faculty permission for the publication of student periodicals; Courage of the teachers who recently came to the defense of their colleagues in the fight against retrenchment in education.