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Articles in June 2, 2005 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education

• Education: Asian American baccalaureate
• Mathematics and statistics: Hispanic baccalaureate
• Agriculture, agriculture operations and related sciences: Asian American baccalaureate
• Engineering: African-American baccalaureate
• English language & literature/letters: American Indian baccalaureate
• Social sciences: total minority baccalaureate
• University of Alabama at Birmingham has received a five-year, $3.2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education for the Training and Retaining Urban Student Teachers Initiative Partnership
• Business, management, marketing and related support services: American Indian baccalaureate
• Health professions & related clinical sciences: Hispanic baccalaureate
• Social sciences: Asian American baccalaureate
• Area, ethnic, culture and gender studies: Hispanic baccalaureate
• Oprah Winfrey gives $1 million for Morehouse South African Leadership Project to study HIV/AIDS policy
• The knowledge gap: which side are you on?
  by Annette Hoffman-Marr
• Battling for the best and brightest: under the National Achievement Scholarship program, data show that the top black students are increasingly bypassing black colleges. So where are they going and why?
  by Pamela Burdman
• Physical sciences: American Indian baccalaureate
• J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College
• Biological and biomedical sciences: Asian American baccalaureate
• English language & literature/letters: Hispanic baccalaureate
• Physical sciences: Hispanic baccalaureate
• Doane College has received a pledge of $5 million to go toward construction of a new health and wellness facility
• Clarence 'Big House' Gaines, 1923-2005: legendary basketball coach at Winston-Salem State University
• Report: college dropouts with student loans face long-term economic hardship
• Demographer pushes internet access of census 2000 data
  by Ronald Roach
• Federal government's efforts to streamline Grant process online slowly gaining momentum
  by Charles Pekow
• Computer and information science and support service: Hispanic baccalaureate
• Education: American Indian baccalaureate
• Engineering: Asian American baccalaureate
• Psychology: American Indian baccalaureate
• University of Arkansas
• Business, management, marketing and related support services: total minority baccalaureate
• Health professions & related clinical sciences: African-American baccalaureate
• Psychology: Asian American baccalaureate
• Texas house bill would cap top 10 percent university admissions
• Baltimore Airport renamed in memory of Thurgood Marshall
• Agriculture, agriculture operations and related sciences: African-American baccalaureate
• Area, ethnic, culture and gender studies: American Indian baccalaureate
• Health professions & related clinical sciences: American Indian baccalaureate
• Psychology: Hispanic baccalaureate
• Business, management, marketing and related support services: African-American baccalaureate
• Health professions & related clinical sciences: Asian American baccalaureate
• Social sciences: African-American baccalaureate
• Area, ethnic, culture and gender studies: total minority baccalaureate
• Yale study: African-American Pre-K students twice as likely to be expelled than Latino, white children
• Regaining control over information technology
  by Reid Goldsborough
• Maryland developer to restore slave cabin in upscale neighborhood
• Agriculture, agriculture operations and related sciences: total minority baccalaureate
• Physical sciences: African-American baccalaureate
• LeMoyne-Owen College
• Agriculture, agriculture operations and related sciences: Hispanic baccalaureate
• English language & literature/letters: African-American baccalaureate
• Physical sciences: Asian American baccalaureate
• California State University Northridge has received a $2.1 million grant from the Southern California Gas Company and the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power to launch the university's second solar electric system
• Harold Cruse, 1916-2005: social critic, founding director of University of Michigan's Center for Afroamerican and African Studies
• Health and Human Services Secretary Leavitt launches national campaign to reduce black infant mortality
• All disciplines combined: total minority associates
• All disciplines combined: total minority baccalaureate
• All disciplines combined: American Indian baccalaureate
• Area, ethnic, culture and gender studies: African-American baccalaureate
• Engineering: total minority baccalaureate
• Psychology: total minority baccalaureate
• Biological and biomedical sciences: Hispanic baccalaureate
• Health professions & related clinical sciences: total minority baccalaureate
• Psychology: African-American baccalaureate
• Huston-Tillotson University received $2.2 million in grants from the U.S. Department of Commerce's Economic Development Administration to restore the 90-year-old, three-story Old Administration Building
• U.S. Senate passes resolution honoring Tuskegee Airmen
• Troubled Los Angeles hospital's ties to medical school at risk: Drew medical school ordered to make changes by August, or lose hospital contract
• Holy Cross makes standardized test scores optional: college officials concerned about inherent racial and socio-economic bias in standardized tests
• Education: total minority baccalaureate
• Social sciences: American Indian Baccalaureate
• The University of California, Los Angeles system received awards totaling $15.3 million over four years to fund five collaborative HIV/AIDS research centers
• Business, management, marketing and related support services: Asian American baccalaureate
• Mathematics and statistics: total minority baccalaureate
• 2004-2005 publication dates & deadlines
• Biological and biomedical sciences: total minority baccalaureate
• New test, same problems: debates abound over whether the new SAT writing component is a better measure of academic success
  by Ernest Holsendolph
• All disciplines combined: African-American baccalaureate—HBCUs vs. TWIs
• Education: African-American baccalaureate
• Education: Hispanic baccalaureate
• Engineering: American Indian baccalaureate
• English language & literature/letters: Asian American baccalaureate

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