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Articles in March 25, 2004 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education

• Shifting the emphasis from prison to education: how Indiana saved over $40 million
  by Jeff Modisett
• Brown University committee examines historical ties to slavery
• Managed care organizations shortchange minority medicaid patients, Penn State study finds
• Pan African Society for Musical Arts Education
• Engaging students in their community
  by Clarence Motts Thomas
• President Bush awards Harvard $107 million in Africa AIDS fight
• Louisville president increasing security after Klan activity on campus
• $10 million gift to fund technology project to improve teaching
  by Ronald Roach
• Empire State College
• On the right path: Millersville president's personal commitment to minority student recruitment, retention brings her to historic post
  by Erv Dyer
• National Collegiate Athletic Association
• HEA renewal faces roadblocks
  by Garry Boulard
• Minorities have '50-50' chance of graduating high school, study finds
• More than child's play: North Carolina professor explores the history of dolls and their sociological impact
  by Eleanor Lee Yates
• Struggling Morris Brown College announces new president
• In search of truth, on the Internet
  by Reid Goldsborough
• The University and Community College System of Nevada
• Cal State Northridge, Armenian University sign agreement to exchange students, faculty
• Black issues in higher education 20th anniversary conference & celebration: benchmarks and barriers for people of color in higher education
• Mississippi Valley State University
• Educators question Bush's plan to change Pell
  by Patricia Troumpoucis
• Still having her say: more than a decade after becoming a household name, harvard law professor Lani Guinier holds true to her beliefs, principles
  by Ronald Roach
• Budget shortfall forces Meharry to lay off workers
• Education Department to study technology, learning
  by Ronald Roach
• Southern University and Michigan Tech received a $3.6 million award from the National Science Foundation to work in the area of sustainable futures
• New book chronicles impact of N.C. tuition increase
• Faculty science positions continue to elude women of color: Oklahoma professor's study finds hiring, tenure remain stumbling blocks
  by Kendra Hamilton
• Southern University
• Faculty members weigh in on the gender divide in academia
• Alliance challenges leaders to put education within reach for all Americans
• Emory University
• Events
• IT report calls attention to minority-serving schools
  by Ronald Roach
• University of Oregon
• Something to brag about
  by Robin V. Smiles
• Clark Atlanta ends plans to tear down historic landmark
• Magic Johnson Foundation opens Miami community tech center
  by Ronald Roach
• The Morgan State University Clarence Mitchell Jr. School of Engineering, in partnership with the University of Michigan, received a $600,000 grant from the National Science Foundation