faculty of the School includes members of the line faculties of the various depart-
ments and colleges who are engaged in teaching courses having inter-American
content. The School functions at the graduate level to establish inter-departmental
curricula including an area study program, and operates under the rules of the
Graduate School. At the undergraduate level, the School coordinates the inter-
American programs administered by the various departments and colleges. It also
offers advisory services on curricula, and assists in the counseling of students.

 RADIO STATIONS WRUF AND WRUF-FM
 These stations are located on the University campus. For the most part they
operate separately and give University organizations and units of instruction an
opportunity to avail themselves of these facilities and to present public service
programs.
 WRUF is necessarily commerical and is an affiliate of the Mutual Broadcasting
System. It is therefore limited in its broadcast time, but to its commercial schedule
has been added an already full schedule of Public Service programs.
 WRUF-FM, which has a very large following, carries educational, information
and cultural programs in its field of specialization. It is likewise used by the
various departments of the University and student body to broadcast programs of a
public service nature.

 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA PRESS
 The purpose of the University of Florida Press is to publish such general and
scholarly manuscripts as will reflect credit on the University as a center of research
and an academically productive institution.
 The Press is a division of the University and is administered by a Director, who
is responsible to the President. A Board of Managers advises with the Director on
operational procedures and has the sole responsibility for accepting or rejecting
any manuscript that is proffered, or solicited, for publication by the University
Press. Before any manuscript is published by the Press, the author or agency con-
tract must be approved by the Attorney General of Florida.
 The Press edits, publishes, and distributes general and scholarly books under
its own imprint; it also distributes, and occasionally edits and publishes other
special works which have been approved by the Board of Managers.
 In addition to its regular publishing policy, whereby authors receive royalties
on their works after Press costs have been recovered, the Press also o offers an
attractive cooperative publishing arrangement which pays the author or agency pro-
portional dividends beginning with the sale of the first copy.
 Press publications are advertised in national media and through direct mail,
are reviewed in the leading magazines and newspapers, and are sold to book deal-
ers, libraries and other educational institutions, and individuals throughout the
United States and abroad.
 The Press is distinct from, and has no responsibility for, other publishing agen-
cies of the University.

 THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES
 The University Libraries consist of the main library and ten branch and college
libraries located on the University of Florida campus. The main library houses most
of the 500,000 books and periodicals which are available, and its catalog contains