Black Issues in Higher Education

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Articles in Jan 17, 2002 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education

• Study: Hispanics dominate California birth rate - Los Angeles - Brief Article
• Slow but steady: advocates seek ways to stimulate top-level participation among minorities in college and professional golf
  by Craig T. Greenlee
• University of Akron College of Nursing - Brief Article
• College ordered to pay ex-athletic director $1.5 million - Auburn, Wash - Brief Article
  by Eric Freedman
• Adding a necessary voice: prairie view's juvenile justice program aims to increase number of minorities with doctorates in criminal justice - Prairie View A and M University - Brief Article
  by Ronald Roach
• Education portal launches Sept. 11 learning site - New York - Brief Article
  by Ronald Roach
• Events
• Rift between Harvard Scholars, president makes national news - Boston - Brief Article
• Crime blotter: a snapshots of crime statistics by gender and race/ethnicity, along with a look at occupations and salaries in the American criminal justice system - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Seton Hall reaches low-income residents with digital divide effort - South Orange, N.J - Brief Article
  by Ronald Roach
• Avoiding the `divide and conquer' environment on campus - Last Word - Brief Article
  by Barbara Marshall
• Florida scholarship program at center of racial bias probe - Cambridge, Mass
• State of Emergency: We Must Save African American Males. . - Book Review: saving lives: a call to action - book review
  by Kenyatta Albeny
• Granville T. Woods Scholars Program at Baltimore City Community College - Christolyne Buie - Brief Article
• Texas A&M admissions proposal draws controversy: critics see plan as attempt to reinstate race-conscious admissions - College Station, Texas - Texas A and M University - Brief Article
  by Lydia Lum
• From the classroom to the courtroom: scholars assess race and class in the American criminal justice system
  by Ronald Roach
• Winston-Salem State experiments with handheld computers - Winston-Salem, N.C - Brief Article
  by Ronald Roach
• Grants & awards - universities and colleges - Brief Article
• Notre Dame hires first black head coach - South Bend, Ind - Tyrone Willingham - Brief Article
• Higher education for prisoners will lower rates for taxpayers - Forum - Brief Article
  by John Garmon
• Overcoming a fear of PCs - Personal Computing - Brief Article
  by Reid Goldborough
• Massey appointed to presidential council - Atlanta - Walter E. Massey, President's Council on Science and Technology - Brief Article
• A multicultural globalism: does maintaining cultural ties mean giving something else up? - Speaking of Education - Brief Article
  by Julianne Malveaux
• Sonja Haynes Stone Black Cultural Center - Joseph F. Jordan new director - Brief Article
• Congress approves $4,000 maximum Pell Grant - Washington Update - Brief Article
• Fighting to be heard: black criminologists seek proper context to explain racism's influence on black crime
  by Paul Ruffins
• Survey: Asian Americans are the most wired ethnic group - Washington - Brief Article
• University of Toledo in Ohio - Brief Article
• Reporting indicators - Editor's Note - Brief Article
  by Frank L. Matthews
• Duke professor spearheads partnership with South African school - Durham, N.C - James Joseph - Brief Article
• Race matters — in the workplace: UVA study taps into emerging research field - Faculty Club - University of Virginia - Brief Article
  by Kendra Hamilton
• Florida A&M University - Brief Article
• HBCUs, access programs gain new funds - Washington Update - Historically Black Universities and Colleges - Brief Article
  by Charles Dervarics
• Wilberforce University cuts 15 percent of staff - Wilberforce, Ohio - Brief Article
• Bowdoin web site simulates escape from slavery - Brunswick, Maine - Brief Article
  by Ronald Roach
• University of Maryland Eastern Shore - Brief Article