Includes suggestions for a variety of money-making projects such as apartment sitting, garage sales, shoveling snow, raising worms, and many others.

How to get on with: sandalmaking, songwriting, needlepoint, video patchwork, applique, stained glass, etc.

Descriptions of school-college partnership efforts are presented, and 11 ways that schools and colleges can work together to benefit high school students are identified for school principals. The information was obtained in 1986 via the National Survey of School-College Partnerships, a copy of which is appended. Approximately 85 programs are described and high school and college contact persons are identified. The programs are grouped under the following categories: inservice education/faculty development/academic alliances; programs offering college-level instruction to precollege students; minority, disadvantaged, and "at-risk" students; gifted and talented students; articulation programs; research on teaching and learning; adopt-a-school; consortia; coordination of collaborative activities; national writing project; and miscellaneous cooperative programs. (SW)

"A straight-ahead guide to eleven popular revival crafts, written and illustrated by young craftsmen from Woodstock, New York"--from jacket flap.

Introduces the tools, materials, and techniques of tie dyeing, basket weaving, rock tumbling, and other crafts and projects.