[en] This report consists of a talk presented at the conclusion of a meeting. As is typical, this talk does not truly summarize what was said at the meeting; the author acknowledges that he discusses several areas of interest to him - some of which were covered at the meeting and some of which were not. High-spin phenomena are divided into collective and noncollective regions, each of which exhibits resolved and unresolved γ rays. Rotational spectra in the unresolved collective region are discussed; correlations between γ-ray energy and spin and between γ-ray energies in a rotational nucleus are pointed out. In the resolved noncollective region, the spectrum of ¹⁵²Dy exhibits a straight line when energy is plotted vs I(I+1); it is concluded that shell effects explain this behavior. In summary, the author in his talk has tried to indicate areas of current research interest. 10 figures