Article from the National Science Foundation, noting that the 2% rise in 1985 graduate science and engineering enrollment was due to foreign students.

Article by Charles R. Eilber detailing the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics. He talks about the students, the instructional program, the residential program, support services, public services, the outcomes and costs, and the implications for education.

First page of an article on the creation of a special residential high school in Oklahoma, wherein Texas is mentioned as a state that has already done so.

Paper written by Julian C. Stanley, explaining how states can promote the preparation of more highly qualified students in mathematics.

Article by Julian C. Stanley recommending the establishment of residential high school for gifted and talented youths. Information about his program at Johns Hopkins University, the Study of Mathematically Precocious Youths, is included, as is Stanley's curriculum vitae.

Article by Laura Allard and Elisabeth Moreno on the myths and realities of educating gifted children.

Paper describing the beginnings of the Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth at The Johns Hopkins University, including a list of books about the study, and a list of recipients of the bachelor's degree from The Johns Hopkins University at age 18 or younger.

Two articles on the advanced schools provided for gifted and talented students in North Carolina and Maryland.

Article in the Federal Register, concerning Young Scholars projects, including project development, project environment, project design, activities, the selection of participants, participant costs, project staff, projects site, eligible organizations, budget, proposal preparation and submission, evaluation and selection of proposals, awards, grant administrations, inquiries, program assessment activities, and SST projects.

Article by Julian C. Stanley about the establishment of state residential high schools for mathematically talented youth. He considers the recruitment of students and faculty, the curriculum, the location of the school, and competitions and special programs.

President's message from the September 1987 edition of Diaog. Some sentences are highlighted.

A special report from the Dallas Morning News defining, describing, and providing the history of AIDS.

Article from the October 1987 edition of Dialog about the new organization the Foundation for Human Understanding. Some sentences are highlighted.

An article from The New England Journal of Medicine discussing recent medical progress in discovering how the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is transmitted and the groups that are at risk to become infected with the virus that progresses into the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS).

Article from the November/December 1987 edition of Dialog featuring an update from the Texas Human Rights Foundation.

Article about vocalist Jennifer Holliday and her performance history.

Newspaper article about polo player and horse-rancher Cecil Smith. The article discusses his background, how he got involved with playing polo and raising horses, and his life now. The article includes three photos of him, one in which he is sitting with his wife, and another in which he is holding the reins of a dappled-coat horse. On the back of the page are more articles and advertisements.

A news article, from the Dallas Times Herald, describing the discontent that Dallas residents have for city zoning and attributing Bill Nelson's campaign to the revitalized interest in this problem.

A research paper from AIDS: Public Policy and Dimensions titled "San Francisco: Coordinated Community Response" pertaining to the way San Francisco reacted to the AIDS epidemic.

Article written by Barbara Jordan for The Houston Lawyer regarding

Article about the actress Tommie Stewart and her performance history.

Newsletter that details how to properly cook food in order to prevent salmonella.

Report on the experimentation to spawn mature orangemouth corvina with hormone injections.