Back to School, Parts One and Two, Program Nos. 264-265.

Scripts of public radio programs on educational concerns and specifically on the topic of entering college are presented. The following scripts are included: "Mother Helps Her Daughter to Move into Her New Dorm Room;""Another Student Talks About Her Hopes and Fears as She Packs;""One Student Can't Even Get His Key to Unlock His Room;""A Young Woman Who Already Misses Home;""Psychologist Michael Stadder;""Parents Describe Their Feelings of Loss;""Two Young Women Discuss the Importance of Living with a Compatible Roommate;""Michael Stadder on How Today's Freshman Class Is Different from That of Ten Years Ago;""A Group of Students;""Vice President of Student Affairs, Bruce Poynter;""A Resident Advisor Tells of a New Freshman;""Class Roll Call;""Albert Shanker on School Money Problems;""Tom Shannon of the National School Boards Association;""Education Secretary Shirley Hufstedler Says Those Rules Are Crucial;""Teacher Reading Roll;""Terry Herndon of the National Education Association;""According to Al Shanker It Is the Other Children Who Lose Out When Handicapped Kids Are Mainstreamed;""Kids Finding Their Way in Their New School;""Tom Shannon and Terry Herndon Discuss Whether or Not Today's Schools Are Outmoded;" and "Stan Salett of the National Committee for Citizens in Education." (SW)