A study of the implications and feasibility of the full application of technological aids to the solution of staff, space and curriculum problems associated with a rapidly growing urban university
by Charles John McIntyre
Part of U.S. Office of Education, Bureau of Research, Project No. B-439, Contract No. OE-4-16-008.
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