Black Issues in Higher Education

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Articles in August 26, 2004 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education

• Congress questions sky-high costs of college textbooks
  by Peggy Orchowski
• Race, Class, and the Postindustrial City
• The Leadership Alliance
• Colorado course limited to minorities, others draw fire
• Hamline University
• President Bush's comments on legacy admissions spark new debate
  by Ronald A. Taylor
• CSU-Stanislaus president Marvalene Hughes to retire
• Xavier University of Louisiana
• Shaw University
• Empower others to solve computer problems
  by Reid Goldsborough
• Measuring Racial Discrimination
• Calhoun Community College
• Freedom of speech frayed at Florida college: in what appears to be retaliation for speaking out, five Edward Waters College administrators are abruptly terminated
  by Pearl Stewart
• Interacting as a global entity: Goldman Sachs Foundation Institute sets out to prepare next generation of world leaders
  by Hilary Hurd Anyaso
• Cracking the 'cement wall' to the college presidency: Millennium Leadership Initiative prepares minority higher education professionals for the administrative ranks
  by Kendra Hamilton
• University of California system more diverse than originally thought: research shows more than half of undergrads are immigrants or children of immigrants
  by Pamela Burdman
• Berkeley opens high-tech lab to support social science research
  by Ronald Roach
• LeMoyne-Owen College
• Berkeley's 'best-kept' secret: national summit seeks to involve youth in how communities are redeveloped
  by Pamela Burdman
• Auditors recommend USC return nearly $1 million for HIV/AIDS training lapse
• DePaul University
• Calling all leaders
  by Hilary Hurd Anyaso
• Race matters in new Harvard journal: but given the diversity of Black Studies programs, will the publication be inclusive enough, asks a scholar
  by Ronald Roach
• Meeting the challenges of change: TIAA-CREF's Bertram L. Scott discusses how the legendary financial institution responds to new environments in its quest to continue to help higher education professionals
  by Frank L. Matthews
• Ray Charles to be honored at Morehouse with Performing Arts Center
• Savannah State University
• South Carolina State University and the University of North Carolina-Wilmington
• Gathering at the river: what Black colleges should do now
  by M. Christopher Brown, II
• University of Maryland establishes center to promote equal access to health care
• South Carolina State University
• Events
• Correction
• Facing Racism in Education
• The Community College of Allegheny County
• Joint Center health official challenges Black doctors to close disparities gap
• An introduction to the world of research: prestigious science institute ignites young people's passion for scientific inquiry
  by Crystal L. Keels
• Brave new leadership: with community college presidents retiring left and right, what's an open-access institution to do? leadership programs just might be the answer
  by Kristin Bagnato
• Federal ruling says colleges and universities can't silence rape victims
• Middle Tennessee State University
• In not so good company: another HBCU loses its accreditation, but with new leadership Barber-Scotia College is meeting its challenges head on
  by Tracie Powell