PROFESSORS' ATTITUDES TOWARD THE VIETNAM WAR.

The article presents the findings of a survey which determines the attitudes of U.S. college professors towards the Vietnam war. Under the survey, professors from seventeen colleges in Boston, Massachusetts were asked to give their opinions on the matter. The data for each professor were collected during an interview, using a structured questionnaire of a 100 items. The interview were carried out during the end of April and the beginning of May 1966. Nearly 80% respondents said that they were highly or very highly interested in the war.