The Profession

Professional Notes

1976 Alternate PROGRAM:
Call for Papers and Panel Proposals

At the APSA's 1976 Annual Meeting in Chi-
cago, a number of panels will be conducted
under the auspices of the "1976 Alternate
Program Committee." The committee members
are Martin Diamond (Chair), George Carey,
Robert Horwitz, Austin Ranney, and Ellis
Sandoz.

Suggestions and inquiries should be addressed
to the appropriate person as indicated below.

Section I.American Political Institutions
(eight panels)
Austin Ranney, Department of Political Sci-
ence, University of California, Berkeley, Berke-
ley, California 94720.

Section I I . Enduring Themes of the Founding
(eight panels)
George Carey, Department of Government,
Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.
20057; and Robert Horwitz, Department of
Political Science, Kenyon College, Gambier,
Ohio 43022.

Section I I I . Theory Greats Past and Present
Ellis Sandoz, Department of Political Science,
East Texas State University, Commerce, Texas
75428.
Panel 1. Plato. Presiding: Joseph Cropsey,

University of Chicago.
Panel 2. Aristotle. Presiding: Harry V. Jaffa,

Claremont Men's College.
Panel 3. F. A. Hayek. Presiding: Eugene F.

Miller, University of Georgia.

Panel 4. Eric Voegelin. Presiding: Ellis Sandoz,
East Texas State University.

Panel 5. Machiavelli. Presiding: Harvey C. Mans-
field, Jr., Harvard University.

Panel 6. Harold Lasswell. Presiding: Robert H.
Horwitz, Kenyon College.

Panel 7. Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn. Presiding:
Harrison E. Salisbury, New York Times.

Panel 8. Saint Augustine. Presiding: Ernest L.
Fortin, Boston College.

Martin Diamond
1975-76: c/o National Humanities Institute
53 Wall Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06510

W 0 0 D R 0 W WILSON House Library
Project

Pendleton Herring, the President of the Wood-
row Wilson Foundation, recently published an
article in Historic Preservation outlining plans
for the National Trust for Historic Preservation
to undertake a project to bring together at the
Woodrow Wilson House Library in Washington,
D.C. the books most significant in the intellec-
tual life of the former President. According to
Herring, "Wilson's own publications on govern-
ment, politics and jurisprudence are an essential
part of the story, as are his speeches and essays.
His papers, now being edited by Arthur S. Link
and his associates at Princeton University, are
being published by the Princeton University
Press. Volume 23 is in production now. Eventu-
ally more than 40 volumes will be available.
This is no mountain of bureaucratic documen-
tation but an intensely personal collection.
Thus, to a unique degree, the inspiration and
stimuli that entered into the thoughts of this
sensitive and idealistic leader can be studied.

The Washington house in which Wilson spent
his last three years after leaving the White
House in 1921 was overflowing with books.
Mrs. Wilson, on her husband's death, gave them
to the Library of Congress with the stipulation
that the collection be kept intact. These vol-
umes are now available for research. Here are
many of the books that Wilson treasured
through a lifetime as well as many that simply
accumulated over the years.

The entire book list has many hundreds of
titles. The indices to the first 12 volumes of the
Papers of Woodrow Wilson carry more than
2700 references but the main focus is on British
essayists, novelists and poets of the 19th
century and, more broadly, on political theo-
rists from classic times to Wilson's own day. His
shelves displayed his taste as a man of letters
and his interest as a student of politics, of
jurisprudence and of political philosophy.

The present objective is to gather for the library
of the S Street residence not only a complete
collection of Wilson's own writings but also
those books that best represent his personal
taste or that may have influenced his political
philosophy. Political scientists who possess vol-
umes in their field published prior to 1924 are
the most likely source for aiding the National
Trust in reconstituting the Wilson collection.

The following list is suggestive of the many
authors who might be cited: Aristotle, John
Austin, Francis Bacon, Walter Bagehot, William
Blackstone, Johann Kaspar Bluntschli, John
Bright, James Bryce, Edmund Burke, Richard
Cobden, Thomas Cooley, Albert V. Dicey,
Richard Ely, Otto Friedrich von Gierke, Rudolf

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von Gneist, Frank J. Goodnow, John Richard
Green, George Jellenik, John Locke, Thomas
Babington Macaulay, Sir Henry Maine, Adolf
Merkel, John Morley, John L. Motley, Montes-
quieu, Plato, Sir Frederick Pollock, Herbert
Spencer, Frederick Jackson Turner, Francis A.
Walker.

Among authors in belles lettres are Matthew
Arnold, Jane Austen, Robert Browning, Charles
Dickens, John Keats, Charles Lamb, Sir Walter
Scott, Alfred Lord Tennyson, William Words-
worth.

Questions concerning titles or authors may be
addressed to Dr. Pendleton Herring, Castle
Howard, Princeton, New Jersey 08540; offers
to donate books may be sent to Shirley
Markley, Administrator, Woodrow Wilson
House, 2340 S Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.
20008.

order is placed, and a list of students and
addresses must be attached. The issues of
Preview will be mailed directly to each student.

Preview was launched in 1964 in order to help
the news media comprehend the decisions of
the Supreme Court. Beginning with the 1973
term of the Supreme Court, the memoranda
became available to teachers, students, mem-
bers of the bar, and other interested persons.
Professor Sherman L. Cohn of the Georgetown
University Law Center is the Administrator;
Meyer Kramer, Assistant Director for Publica-
tions, ALI-ABA Committee on Continuing Pro-
fessional Education, is Editor.

Additional information on Preview may be
obtained from Meyer Kramer, Editor, ALI-ABA
Committee on Continuing Professional Educa-
tion, 4025 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Penn-
sylvania 19104.

A S I A N Political Scientists Group
A new executive committee of the Asian
Political Scientists Group was elected at the
1975 meeting of the American Political Science
Association in San Francisco with Chun-tu
Hsueh as the chairman. Other committee mem-
bers are: M. Lai Goel, Norman Han, Young
Hoon Kang, and Uasumasa Kuroda.

The committee welcomes any suggestions to
promote the professional and ethnic interests of
Asian political scientists in this country, and
volunteers who are interested in the work.
Please write to Professor Hsueh, Department of
Politics, University of Maryland, College Park,
Maryland 20742.

Preview of the
United States S U P R E M E C O U R T Cases
Preview of the United States Supreme Court
Cases is a unique educational tool containing a
brief, though scholarly, analysis of every case
argued before the Supreme Court.
Prepared jointly by the Association of Ameri-
can Law Schools and the American Law Insti-
tute-American Bar Association Committee on
Continuing Professional Education, Preview
contains concise, easily read memoranda writ-
ten by law teachers expert in the field. Every
case argued before the Court is covered. Each
memorandum gives the facts and the back-
ground, and arguments of the parties, and the
possible conclusions of the Court. The reader
obtains a synopsis of the record and the briefs,
as well as an introduction prepared by a
specialist, in language that even the college
student can understand.

During the 1975-76 term, about 170 memoran-
da will be published in approximately 52 issues
of Preview.

Individual subscriptions to Preview are $20 per
term. In bulk orders for an entire class, the cost
is reduced by half to $10. In the case of bulk
orders, payment must be made in full when the

S T A T E and L O C A L Government Review
State and Local Government Review is a
triannual publication of the Institute of
Government, University of Georgia, devoted to
practitioners and academics interested in ap-
plied research dealing with the practical prob-
lems of state and local government. As a
multi-disciplinary journal oriented toward prac-
titioners, the Review welcomes all articles
concerning applied research, university-based
public service programs and training, policy
making and implementation, and programs in
state and local government. The Review also
publishes notes on new subjects, commentaries,
and replications. Our preference is for manu-
scripts which would appeal to practitioners and
academics. Short to medium-length article man-
uscripts (11-20 typewritten, double-spaced
pages) and notes (10 pages or less) are desired,
but longer manuscripts will be considered. For
further information write Delmer D. Dunn,
Director, Institute of Government, The Univer-
sity of Georgia, Athens, Georgia 30602.

ITALIAN Politics Group
A Conference Group on Italian Politics has
been established. Designed to enhance the
study of Italian politics, the group is both
international and interdisciplinary.

The officers and members of the Executive
Council follow:

President: Norman Kogan, Professor of Poli-
tical Science, University of Connecticut.

Vice President: Samuel H. Barnes, Professor
of Political Science, University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor.
Executive Secretary/Treasurer: Raphael Za-
riski, Professor of Political Science, Univer-
sity of Nebraska, Lincoln.
Members of the Executive Council: Giusep-
pe DiPalma, Professor of Political Science,
University of California, Berkeley; Joseph

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LaPalombara, Professor of Political Science,
Yale; Joseph Lopreato, Professor of Soci-
ology, University of Texas, Austin; Alberto
Spreafico, Professor of Political Science,
University of Catania; Sidney Tarrow, Asso-
ciate Professor of Political Science, Cornell
University.

For further information write to the Executive
Secretary-Treasurer, Raphael Zariski, Depart-
ment of Political Science, University of Nebras-
ka, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508.

GOVERNORS Handbook
The Critical Hundred Days: A Handbook for
the New Governor has been published by the
National Governors' Conference. The volume
was originally prepared as a handbook for
newly elected Governors but also seeks to
further the role of the States in our federal
system. It covers such topics as: Approaching
the Job, A Governor's Day, The Immediate
Staff, Personnel and Appointments, Approach-
es to Management, The First Budget and
Financial Plan, The Legislative Program, Inter-
governmental Relations, Ethics and Standards,
and Media and the Public. Copies of the manual
are available at $10.00 a copy from the
National Governors' Conference, 1150 17th
Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036.

DARWIN Collection
A comprehensive edition of the letters of
Charles Darwin is being planned with the
sponsorship of the American Council of
Learned Societies and with support from the
National Endowment for the Humanities and
the National Science Foundation.

The edition will be arranged in chronological
order with full texts and annotations and will
include letters to Darwin as well as those from
him.

Frederick Burkhardt, President Emeritus of the
American Council of Learned Societies, and
Sydney Smith, Fellow and Tutor of St. Catha-
rine's College and University Lecturer in Zool-
ogy, University of Cambridge, are Co-Editors of
the Collected Letters.

Although extensive collections of Darwin's cor-
respondence are available at the American
Philosophical Society, in the Cambridge Univer-
sity Library, and in other research libraries and
archives, the edition can be made definitive
only through the generous cooperation of the
possessors of smaller lots of Darwin's widely
scattered correspondence. It is hoped that
librarians, collectors, scholars, antiquarian
booksellers, and others with knowledge of
Darwiniana will feel disposed to contribute
their help to this project, which will make
available for the first time materials that will be
basic to future scholarship on Darwin and the
history of 19th century science.

Please direct all correspondence to Dr. Freder-
ick Burkhardt, R.F.D. 1, Bennington, Vermont
05201 U.S.A. or to Dr. Sydney Smith, St.
Catharine's College, Cambridge CB2 1RL, Eng-
land.

Contemporary F R E N C H Civilization Journal
Contemporary French Civilization, a new inter-
disciplinary journal devoted to the study of
French speaking cultures throughout the world,
is designed to address the needs of faculty
(secondary and advanced levels) in French,
history, political science, sociology and other
related disciplines. The Editorial Board in-
cludes, among others, Pierre Aubery, SUNY,
Buffalo; Mustapha Benouis, University of
Hawaii; Edward Gargan, University of Wiscon-
sin; Genelle Morain, University of Georgia; D.
Bruce Marshall, University of South Carolina;
Laurence Wylie, Harvard University.

Articles, annotated bibliographies, interviews,
notes and reviews are solicited from persons
wishing to share their knowledge and insights
with a broad, diversified audience. Contributors
are requested to forward the original plus two
copies of the manuscript. All material—in
French or in English—must be double-spaced
with footnotes appearing at the end. Initially,
the journal will be published biannually, with
the first issue (200-250 pp.) appearing in the
fall of 1976. Any special issues will be sent to
subscribers at no additional cost. Editorial
correspondence: B. J. Quinn, General Editor,
Department of Modern Languages, Montana

State University, Bozeman, Montana 59715.
Books reviews: Pierre Aubery, Review Editor,
Department of French Studies, SUNY, Buffalo,
Buffalo, New York 14261. Subscriptions (one
year: individuals, $8.00; institutions, $10.00.
Two years: individuals, $14.00; institutions,
$18.00. Overseas add $1.00 per year): Phillip
Crant, Managing Editor, Department of Foreign
Languages and Literatures, University of South
Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina 29208.

PI ALPHA ALPHA Established
A National Honorary Society for Public Affairs
and Administration, Pi Alpha Alpha, has been
established by the membership of the National
Association of Schools of Public Affairs and
Administration. Its purposes and membership,
as stated in its constitution, "shall be to
encourage and reward scholarship and accom-
plishment among students and practitioners of
public affairs and administration, to promote
the advancement of education and scholarship
in the art and science of public affairs and
administration, and to foster integrity and
creative performance in the conduct of govern-
mental and related public service operations.
Membership shall be limited to those of the
academic achievement and/or outstanding pub-
lic service who are or have been enrolled or
teach in public affairs or public administration
programs in institutions which are members of

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the National Association of Schools of Public
Affairs and Administration."

NASPAA member institutions interested in
establishing a local chapter of the Society
should contact Samuel Thomas, Chairperson,
Interim Coordinating Committee, National
Honorary Society, c/o NASPAA, Suite 300,
1225 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Washington,
D.C. 20036.

Society for SOCIAL STUDIES of Science
A Society for Social Studies of Science was
formed on August 23, 1975 at a meeting in San
Francisco attended by about 50 social scientists
and historians. Robert K. Merton was elected
President, Robert McGinnis Secretary-Treasur-
er, and a five-person Council consisting of
Bernard Barber, Nicholas Mullins, Nelson W.
Polsby, Derek de Solla Price, and Arnold
Thackray. The purpose of the Society is to
promote research, learning and understanding
in the systematic social analysis of science and
science policy. A newsletter and an annual
meeting are planned. Political scientists having
an interest in joining the Society are invited to
communicate with the Secretary-Treasurer, Pro-
fessor Robert McGinnis, Department of Sociol-
ogy, Cornell University, 323 Uris Hall, Ithaca,
New York 14853. Annual dues are $10.00.

American BEHAVIORAL Scientist
Special Issue
The American Behavioral Scientist is preparing
to publish an issue devoted to the potentials for
and impediments to revolution in advanced
industrial society (i.e., the United States, Cana-
da, Japan, and Western Europe) and welcomes
short to medium length manuscripts (10-25
pages) dealing with any aspect of this topic,
including current empirical and normative theo-
ries of revolution; recent (post-1965) revolu-
tionary activities; potential revolutionary
groups and movements; the social, political, and
technological blockages to revolution; the coup
d'etat; violence; riots and revolution; psycho-
logical causes of revolution and violence; how
technological advances facilitate and frustrate
revolutionary activity; revolutions on the
periphery (e.g., southern Italy, Portugal) and
their implications; case studies with generaliza-
ble conclusions. Manuscripts should be submit-
ted, in duplicate and with return postage, by
August 1, 1976, to Peter G. Stillman, Depart-
ment of Political Science (Box 463), Vassar
College, Poughkeepsie, New York 12601.

COMMUNICATION Quarterly
Communication Quarterly, the journal of the
Eastern Communication Association, is seeking
manuscripts on human communication. Its
aim is to assist in the publication of the best
new research and thought. It will publish
scholarly articles, interviews, translations, and

book reviews on human communication: criti-
cal, historical, empirical, pedagogical, and
theoretical.
All manuscripts will be referred to one or more
associate editors. Authors are asked to submit
an original and at least one copy, following the
style recommended in The MLA Style Sheet,
Second Edition. There should be a cover page
giving the title of the article, the author's name,
address, and academic or professional affilia-
tion. The next page should contain the title and
an abstract of the article (100-250 words). The
first page of the text should begin with the
title, but should not identify the author.
Footnotes should appear on separate sheets
following the last page of text. Communication
Quarterly requests that authors include a self-
addressed envelope and sufficient postage for
return of the manuscript.

For further information write to Thomas W.
Benson, Editor, Department of Speech Commu-
nication, 227 Sparks Building, Pennsylvania
State University, University Park, Pennsylvania
16802.

SYSTEMS PLANNING and Development
Pennsylvania State University announces a new
M.S. and Ph.D. program in Community Systems
Planning and Development, with emphases in
criminal justice, social welfare, and health
planning and administration. The program pre-
pares students for research as well as adminis-
trative careers in policy planning, implementa-
tion and evaluation in public and private
settings. An interdisciplinary faculty in law,
administration of justice, medicine, hospital
administration, social welfare and the social
sciences offers flexible program options. For
1976-77, the M.S. option is restricted to health
planning and administration. For further infor-
mation and applications, write Admissions,
CSPD Program, College of Human Develop-
ment, University Park, Pennsylvania 16802.
Applications deadline: March 1, 1976.

Review Interamericana C U B A Issue
The Revista/Review Interamericana is planning
a special issue devoted to Cuba in the 20th
Century co-edited by professors Lynn Darrell
Bender and Harry Swan. Unsolicited manu-
scripts of article length are welcome. They may
be written in English or Spanish. Write to the
guest editors at the Department of History,
Political Science, and Geography, Inter Ameri-
can University, San German, Puerto Rico
00753.

G E R M A N Summer School of the Atlantic
From June 27-August 13, 1976, the University
of New Hampshire and the Goethe Institute,
Munich and Boston, will again conduct the
"German Summer School of the Atlantic,"

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with course offerings at both undergraduate
and graduate (M.A.) levels. In addition to
intensive language study opportunities, the
1976 program will emphasize German Studies,
with a number of offerings on recent and
contemporary German history and politics.
There will also be three-week workshops for
teachers during the session.

Contact George K. Romoser, Professor of Po-
litical Science, University of New Hampshire,
Social Science Center, Durham, New Hampshire
03824 for further information.

Institute in E V A L U A T I O N Research
The Annual Summer Institute in Evaluation
Research, an intensive training program, for
advanced graduate students in social science
and practicing evaluation researchers, will be
held June 21 through July 30, 1976 at the
University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Topics
covered include the major technical and sub-
stantive issues in evaluation research: design,
interpretation, appraisal and contexts. Tuition
grants and stipends are available. Two prerequi-
sites include: two or more years of graduate
study towards the Ph.D. in the social sciences,
three or more years of experience (or Ph.D.) as
evaluation researcher or administrator em-
ployed with a government agency or private
research firm, or recent Ph.D. in relevant fields
seeking employment in evaluation research (eli-
gible for post-doctoral fellowship). Formal
training or extensive experience in muitivariate
statistical analysis is required. Address inquiries
to Peter H. Rossi, Director, Social and Demo-
graphic Research Institute, University of Massa-
chusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts 01002. Dead-
line for application: April 1.

S E N A T E Research
The recently established U.S. Senate Historical
Office is interested in learning of research in
progress, or recently completed, related to the
Senate and its past and current members. The
office was created to serve as a clearinghouse
for scholars and the general public. It will seek
to promote understanding of the Senate's his-
toric role through a program of publications
and research services. All inquiries and informa-
tion should be directed to Richard A. Baker,
Historical Office, Office of the Secretary, U.S.
Senate, Washington, D.C. 20510.

PEACE Research Abstracts
Peace Research Abstracts Journal, now in its
12th volume of publication, contains abstracts
(summaries) of articles, books, reports, and
conference papers on subjects related to war/
peace issues and international affairs. Every
month, 625 such abstracts are published, classi-
fied according to subject, under headings rang-
ing from "nuclear weapons" through "United
Nations" to "attitude surveys."

Subscribers around the world include some of
the leading universities, several external affairs
departments and parliamentary libraries, and
institutes of international relations, peace re-
search, and strategic studies. The usefulness of
PRA derives partly from the fact that its
coverage is cross-disciplinary, so that it facili-
tates literature searches for scholars and stu-
dents and practicing politicians.

The Journal is an official publication of the
International Peace Research Association and
has had support from UNESCO. It is published
by the Canadian Peace Research Institute.

The abstracting work is done by about 50
volunteer abstractors around the world.

If you are interested in abstracting, please write
to Dr. Hanna Newcombe, Co-editor, Peace
Research Abstracts, 25 Dundana Avenue, Dun-
das, Ontario, Canada.

I N T E R N Directory
The Directory of Washington Internships, a
comprehensive guide to Washington internship
programs and placements, and The Directory of
Public Service Internships: Opportunities for
the Graduate, Post Graduate, and Mid-Career
Professional are now available from the Nation-
al Center for Public Service Internship Pro-
grams, 1735 Eye Street, Suite 601 B, Washing-
ton, D.C. 20006. The cost of each publication
is $6.00. Additional information about the
activities of the National Center, their news-
letter "Public Service Internship News," and
membership information can be obtained by
writing the above address.

Cooperative P U B L I S H I N G Agreement
Cooperative Imprint of Miami University and
the Ohio State University Press. Miami Univer-
sity has entered into a cooperative publishing
arrangement with the Ohio State University
Press, whereby The Ohio State University Press
will publish two books a year under an imprint
indicating publication by rtThe Ohio State
University Press for Miami University." The
cooperative arrangement will provide an addi-
tional publication outlet for scholars both
inside and outside Miami University submitting
manuscripts of high quality. An Editorial Board
comprised of Miami University faculty will have
the full responsibility for the evaluation and
selection of manuscripts for publication.

The Editorial Board has established the follow-
ing criteria: scholarly works produced by a
single author or by joint authors preferred over
edited collections of papers given at a confer-
ence or gathered for another purpose; works of
an original scholarly nature of significant re-
interpretations of existing scholarship; and cre-
ative contributions to literature.

For further information, address inquiries to
David S. McLellan, 126 Harrison Hall, Miami
University, Oxford, Ohio 45056.

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J O U R N A L of Political Education
The International Journal of Political Educa-
tion has recently been established. It is designed
to contribute to an increase in exchange of
information that can be useful to teachers,
curriculum developers, those studying social
and political education, and people involved in
adult education, religions and civic organization
and mass media. The Board of Editors is
composed of:

Lee F. Anderson, Professor of Political Science
and Education, Northwestern University,
Evanston, Illinois, U.S.A.

Judith V. Torney, Associate Professor of
Psychology, University of Illinois at Chicago
Circle, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.
Annette Kuhn, Professor of Political Education,
Padagogische Hochschule Bonn, Germany.

Dieter Schmidt-Sinns, Regierungsdirektor, Bun-
deszentrale fur politische Bildung, Bonn, Ger-
many.
Derek Heater, Head of History Department,
Brighton College of Education, Brighton,
England.
Ake Tails, Teacher of Political Education,
Stockholm, Sweden.
Willem Langeveld, Associate Professor of Politi-
cal Education, University of Amsterdam (secre-
tary), The Netherlands.

Subscriptions for the journal are $20 annually
plus postage. For further information write to
H. D. Tjeenk Willink bv., c/o The Marketing De-
partment, P.O. Box 58, Groningen, The Nether-
lands.

NASPAA Publications
Several publications of the National Association
of School of Public Affairs and Administration
(NASPAA) are being offered at a substantial
discount to APSA members who prepay and
order directly, using the form below.

The publications include: (1) Guidelines and
Standards for Professional Masters Degree Pro-
grams in Public Affairs/Public Administration;
(2) Guide for the Self-Evaluation of Profession-
al Masters Degree Programs in Public Affairs/
Public Administration; and (3) Graduate School
Programs in Public Affairs and Public Adminis-
tration, 1974 Survey Report of NASPAA Mem-
ber Institutions. In addition to these publica-
tions, a reprint from the March/April 1975
issue of the Public Administration Review
entitled "Graduate Education in Public Affairs/
Public Administration" will be included with
the order. The reprint is an in-depth analysis of
the data included in the 1974 survey report.

The three publications included in this special
offer sell for a total of $9.00, but are being
offered for a limited time to APSA members at
a 50 percent discount, or $4.50 (includes the
reprint). This offer is available while supplies
last or until March 1. Publications will be sent
via book rate mail. Orders will be filled on the
same day as received if accompanied by a
self-addressed mail label. For first-class postage,
include an additional $1.50 per order ($3.00
for international first-class postage).

To: NASPAA, Suite 300
1225 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036
A t t n : Publications

Send set(s) of your special offer of
the NASPAA Guidelines and Standards, Self
Evaluation Guide, 1974 Survey Report, and
PAR reprint. Enclosed is a check/money order
in the amount of $

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