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Strengthening Our Educational Backbone

Dec. 04, 1992, 12:12 p.m. ET

The special report "Redefining Higher Education," Nov. 16, should remind us that just as our nation is in trouble in the industrial sector for a lack of sufficient research, so too are we in trouble with a lack of sufficient research in education. Will we ever learn? I have grave doubts. William E. Seachrist, Hudson, Ohio

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