Black Issues in Higher Education

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Articles in March 2, 2000 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education

• Wash. Student Leader Accused of Making Racial Remark About Administrator
• MIT's MEDIA LAB
  by Ronald Roach
• Bridging the DIGITAL DIVIDE
  by Reid Goldsborough
• ETS Study: College the Better Path for 2 of 3 Welfare Recipients
• Michigan Student Coalition Takes Over Student Union
  by Roberto Rodriquez
• Yale's Carby Resigns, Then Decides to Stay After All
• Alabama Commission Refuses Request For Black Studies Degree Program
• Philly Colleges Join South Carolina Boycott
  by Linda Meggett Brown
• Black Applications Drop at U. of Virgina
• What's New
• Capitolizing on the Digital Divide
  by Ronald Roach
• Eligibility Reqs for College Athletes Survive Another Round in Legal Battle
• Army Plan Puts Education Before Service
• Campus Crimes Survey Angers HBCU Officials
  by Scott W Wright
• Computers Now Required at Michigan State
• Judge Rufuses to stop UGA Preferences While Case Is Pending
• Modest Gains in Enrollment, Says New ACE Report
  by Michele N-K Collison
• Historians Won't Meet at Adam's Mark in St. Louis
• Pa. Student Suspended After Racially Motivated Dorm Fires
• Crossing The Divide — To Form Common Ground
  by Ronald Roach
• Professional APPOINTMENTS
  by Joan Morgan
• Clinton Joins Waters To Address `Digital Divide'
• Minority Applications Increasing At Miami University
• Indiana Bans Internet Music Software After Heavy Use Slows Network
• R.I. Student Charged With Sending Racist E-mail
• Study: All Net and No Play Makes Johnny a Social Recluse
  by Ron Harris
• Time to Tell Hate, "Not on Our Campus"
• Minority-Serving Institutions in Line For Funding Gains
  by Charles Dervarics
• Racial Incidents Decried at University of Mississippi
• Purdue Professor Among Experts Seeking Sabotage Solution