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Seventy-Five -Years of Editorial Freedom

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VOL. LXXVI, No. 1

ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965



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The problem today is not simply to
know how mechanical inventions may
be used to bring popular lectures to
audiences of a thousand, or even how
to introduce new methods for language
instruction, but what the significant
educational experiences of young and
intelligent men and women ought to be.,

This involves making certain basic de-
cisions about the university's responsi-
bility for its students. That a student's
health - physical and mental -is a
proper concern of the university every-
one agrees. How, in the context of to-
day's world, both ought to be provided
for is not so immediately apparent.
-STEPHEN R. GRAUBARD,
Editor of Daedalus,
Journal of the American'Academy of Arts and Sciences

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