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Preface
Northrop Frye
Beyond Formalism, Beyond Structuralism: Jobs.
Carl Woodring
A View From the Other Side
George Karnezis
A Glimpse of English as a Profession
John Gerber
Notes on the Profession
Quentin M. Hope
“No Race”: The Candidate's View of the Job Market
Daniel Hawley
Give Them More Than They Seek
Marilyn Williamson
“All Things To All Men”
Henry Harris
Some Declarations for 1976
Frank G. Ryder
Correspondence at the Crossroads
Richard I. Brod
Women in the Modern Languages
Jean A. Perkins
The Use and Abuse of Part-time Faculty
Jane Flanders
Turnabout in the Job Market: The University Goes to the Community College
Elizabeth Cowan
An Interview on Experimental Education
Gregory M. Cowan
The Value of a Professional English Education
Kenneth Haas
The Ph.D. in the Nonacademic Marketplace
Gail M. Rudenstein
Preliminary Reports from the Higher Education Research Institute
Allan M. Cartter, Dorothy G. Harrison, Ernest R. May
Only Connect
Neal Woodruff
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