Black Issues in Higher Education

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Articles in July 24, 1997 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education

• Faithful to its mission: Donnelly College provides second chances to inner-city students
  by Christopher Clark
• Loving life: the legacy of Betty Shabazz - Obituary
  by Julianne Malveaux
• Journalism schools change their standard on diversity
  by Roberto Rodriguez
• Tennessee college becomes battleground of words and wits: nineteen Shelby State nursing students dropped from program stir controversy - Shelby State Community College
  by Mickie Anderson
• The enforcer: an interview with Raymond C. Pierce - civil rights chief at US Dept of Education - Interview
  by Ronald Roach
• Law schools, measures of merit and the public's perception of the legal profession
  by Leo Romero
• The meaning of the numbers - rankings of colleges and universities with most minority students - Special Report: Top 100 Graduate & Professional Degree Producers
  by Victor M.H. Borden
• Ford Fellows Fund established to increase minority participation in Ph.D. program
  by Gwendolyn Glenn
• Beyond Black & White: Transforming African American Politics. - book reviews
  by Melvin C. Terrell
• Clouded optimism: graduate and professional degree rate among minorities outpaces that of whites, but experts predict surge will end if affirmative action backlash continues - Special Report: Top 100 Graduate & Professional Degree Producers
  by Ronald Roach
• The myths of race and the freedom of multiculturalism
  by Henry W. Pugh