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Articles in March 4, 1999 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education

• Judge Urges Education Board, Institutions to Settle Their Differences
• Education's Weak Link
  by Karin Chenoweth
• Talisman
  by E. Ethelbert Miller
• What's New
• Keeping the Flame Burning
  by Cheryl D. Fields
• Growth of Hispanic Population Worries Georgia Educators
• 21st Century Pioneer
  by Michele N-K Collison
• Lincoln Considers Banning Greek Organizations
• Black, Brown, and White Student Enrollment Dips at UT-Austin
• Ayers Attorney Questions Proposed Admission Policies of University Extension
• Fraternity Suspended at Mississippi State for Hazing Incident
• Bi The Numbers
• CORRECTION
• Survey Finds More Women on Faculties, but Earn Less Pay
• Not a Class Action
  by Eric St. John
• Oregon Universities Developing New Scholarship Programs
• Jackson State Faculty Complain About Funding
• GRANTS & AWARDS
• Former Student Guilty of Making Ethnic E-Mail Threats
• The Importance Of Giving Black
  by Ronald Roach
• Career CONSULTANTS
• Corporate Raiding
  by Jamilah Evelyn
• UNC Officials Concerned About Enrollment, Test Scores at HBCUs
• Financial Aid in UDC's Future — Possibly
  by Charles Dervarics
• Appreciating and committing to HBCUs
  by H. Patrick Swygert
• Washington Update
  by Charles Dervarics
• Teaching the Literature of Toni Morrison the Focus of Princeton Conference
• Where the Elite Meet — Electronically
  by Jamilah Evelyn
• Professional APPOINTMENTS
  by Joan Morgan
• Letters To The Editor
• UH Students Seek Tuition Waivers for Native Hawaiians
• Legislators Seek to Overturn Part of Hopwood Ruling
• Videoconference Examines the Rising Influence of Black Literature
  by Joan Morgan
• Nationwide Student Campaign Opposes Drug Provision of HEA