Black Issues in Higher Education

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Articles in August 19, 1999 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education

• Minister's Nomination to Head SUNY Campus Stirs Controversy
• On the Front Lines
  by Robin M. Bennefield
• Organizations That Made a Difference
• Auburn Workers Stage Protest March Over Minority Wages
• Allen WRENCHED
  by Ruth S. Intress
• Black Issues Quiz
• Reading Is Fundamental
  by Michele N-K Collison
• President Asks Legal Profession to `RECOMMIT' TO DIVERSITY
  by Charles Dervarics
• Board Renews Bristow Contract At Alcorn State University
• Surveying the Combat Zone
• The Higher Education Technology Revolution
  by Ronald Roach
• Professional APPOINTMENTS
  by Joan Morgan
• Garza Takes Leave from ACE to Lead New Organization
• Former University Accountant Sues Citing Racial Discrimination
• Transcending the Classroom
• Top Of The Top 100
  by Robin M. Bennefield
• Illness Forces N.C. Central's Chambers to Take Leave
• Louisiana Lightning Rod
  by Scott Dyer
• Collegiate Athletics HIGHLIGHTS
  by Eric St. John
• Chilling Admission: The Affirmative Action Crisis And The Search For Alternative
  by Bonnie Ortiz
• Letters to the Editor
• GRANTS & AWARDS
• Technical College Improves Minority Enrollment Numbers Systemwide
• NAACP Adopts Resolution Rejecting Racist Mascots
• UDC's Jones Joins New Coaching Team at Norfolk State University
• Seasoned Leaders
  by Cheryl D. Fields
• `Greek' Pride and Pain
  by Paul Ruffins
• What's New
• Teaching Tolerance
  by Karin Chenoweth
• Black Issues Photo Album
• Students Sue State Over Lack of AP Courses
• Capturing the Spirit of 15 YEARS
• THEY SAID IT In Black Issues
• `Derogatory' Language at Core of Former Instructor's Lawsuit
• Young Faculty Members Making Their Mark
  by Michele N-K Collison
• Shameful Occurrences
  by Cheryl D. Fields
• Tribal Colleges Fighting Stagnant Federal Funding
• Needy Students Can Keep Excess Grant Money in Arkansas
• Out of State, OUT OF FUNDING
  by Kimberly Davis
• The Friends We Miss
• 6th Circuit Court Says Black And Latino Students Can Join Michigan Affirmative Action Cases