Campus Issues and Problems

THE issues and problems confronting every institution of higher learning are numerous and vexing-more so on some campuses than on others. Within the limits of this brief article it is quite impossible to do justice even to the more important of those issues which have not been treated elsewhere in this volume, much less to all of them. Consequently, we shall confine ourselves to those which are of major concern to every person interested in higher education. These are institutional objectives; admission of students; faculty recruitment, tenure, teaching load, opportunity for intellectual and spiritual growth, standards and values; library facilities; housing; counseling; student government and student participation in academic policy

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