Black Issues in Higher Education

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Articles in April 15, 1999 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education

• University of Michigan Prepares Its Defense
  by Michele N-K Collison
• Career CONSULTANTS
• Letter To The Editor
• Lyons Named President of Cal State Dominguez Hills
• Breaking Football's Color Barrier
  by Lydia Lum
• Although Granted Stay, NCAA Will Replace Freshmen Eligibility Regulations
• Multiculturally Miffed
  by Angela Stephens
• The Devil Is in the Discriminating Details
  by Julianne Malveaux
• California Regents Approve 4-Percent Eligibility Plan
• North Carolina's Board Game
  by Dan Holly
• Black Internet Search Engine Moves Ahead
  by Ronald Roach
• Washington Update
  by Charles Dervarics
• MIT Admits to Short-Changing Women Faculty
• Discovering Paul Robeson
  by Kari Leveton
• Former Basketball Player Says He Got Money from Coach Haskins
• U.S. Supreme Court Sides with Faculty in Teaching-Load Dispute
• Black Issues Quiz
• Ayers Plaintiffs Irked; Legislators Warned About Slow Pace of Desegregation
• Fewer California Minorities Apply to Medical School
• How Far Have Women Scholars Really Come?
  by Joan Morgan
• Professional APPOINTMENTS
  by Morgan Joan
• Commission Opts Against Funding Increase for Minority Recruitment
• 1999 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholars Awards: They've Got Game And Grades
  by Ronald Roach
• Programs, Accreditations, & Initiatives
• New Game Plan
• GRANTS & AWARDS
• A Teacher of Success, Persistence, Justice, and Compassion
  by Eric St. John