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Black Issues in Higher Education, Nov 22, 2001

An advertisement for The Community College Foundation's TechEd Long Beach educational technology conferences was inadvertently altered to represent both events as having been "cancelled" in light of the Sept. 11 events in the Sept. 27 edition. The cancellation notice was to only have applied to the TechEd Chicago Conference scheduled for Sept. 24-26, 2001, and not the TechEd Long Beach International Conference & Exposition scheduled for Feb. 25-27, 2002, at the Long Beach Convention Center in Southern California. Interested attendees may obtain detailed information about TechEd Long Beach and register online at www.TechEdEvents. org or by calling (800) 518-2001.

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Black Issues regrets the error.

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