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Articles in Nov 18, 2004 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education

• Johnson C. Smith University
• St. Augustine's College has received $475,000 from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to strengthen its core program for first- and second-year students arid to develop a testing center to enhance student placement
• Playing catch up
  by Hilary Hurd Anyaso
• Keepers of the dream: as Bethune-Cookman College celebrates 100 years, school officials, alumni say mission has not changed
  by Kendra Hamilton
• New report critiques affirmative action studies
• Moraine Valley Community College received three Workforce Investment Act grants totaling $308,000 from the Cook County President's Office of Employment and Training
• Going online to save data safely
  by Reid Goldsbourough
• Minority philanthropy initiative gets $3 million grant
• Doctoring up the nursing profession: several factors are contributing to the national nursing shortage, but initiatives, perceptions and college programs can nurture industry's growth
  by Crystal L. Keels
• A pathway to the presidency: student affairs professionals are increasingly moving into the top job on college campuses
  by Kendra Hamilton
• Southern Illinois University School of Law
• Report: rising college costs outstripping student aid
  by M.H. Miller
• University of New Mexico changing name of Chicano program
• Temple University
• San Francisco mayor announces wireless Internet access goal
  by Ronald Roach
• Recent scholarship on race
• Delaware State University
• Events
• 2004 Ad
  by Kendra Hamilton
• Survey: two-thirds of head start programs expect service, staff cuts in 2005
• Preparing students for success in the academy
  by Trevor V. Hodge
• Illinois Central College
• Report shows some digital divide patterns with technology ownership
  by Ronald Roach
• 2004 Ad
  by Ronald Roach
• Bennett College has received a $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education
• i poll
• Judge says pluses came from Mississippi's college desegregation case
• Getting to the heart of the achievement gap
  by Ronald Roach
• Finding the right prescription: in stiff competition with the private sector for pharmacy faculty, academia often finds itself on the losing side
  by Tracie Powell
• California State University-Dominguez Hills received a $1.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to help students from disadvantaged backgrounds pursue their doctoral studies
• Harvard University planning major expansion of engineering program
• Educators say school-state relations in flux
  by Garry Boulard
• Brown University expands faculty to stay competitive
• HBCUs, Ford Motor form partnership to implement high school program
• Tuskegee University National Center for Bioethics in Research and Health Care
• Ohio State University's School of Public Health received a $30 million donation from Pennsylvania real estate investor Zell Kravinsky
• Pursuing the professoriate: institute offers minority scholars tips, survival strategies for navigating graduate process
  by Robin V. Smiles
• Colleges could get financial awards for low-income graduates
• Incoming Duke freshmen receive Apple iPods
  by Ronald Roach
• California State University-Northridge received $25,000 from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for student scholarships
• New institute to enhance treatment of HIV/AIDS patients in sub-Saharan Africa
• New online resource shines spotlight on college graduation rates
• Courts recruit college students to advise people who don't have lawyers