Black Issues in Higher Education

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Articles in August 22, 1996 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education

• Washington update - major topics of 1996 that concern the academic world
  by Charles Dervarics
• Student-athletes, the World Bank and the United Nations
  by John R. Gerdy
• Taking stock and refocusing: foundations forcing shifts in educational priorities
  by Donald Winbush
• To be or not to be: that is the question - A Multiracial Statistic
  by Evelyn Hu-DeHart
• Minority businesses collaborate with HBCUs to develop new technologies - Federal Government Encouraging HBCU-minority business alliance - historically Black colleges and universities
  by Ronald Roach
• Belt-tightening goes on - and on: ACE report offers ten-year retrospective - American Council on Education
  by Kathleen Kennedy Manzo
• Will technology bridge the gap between Black & White? - technology and racism
  by Julianne Malveaux
• The HBCU presidential pressure cooker - historically Black colleges and universities
  by Linda L. Meggett
• The shift away from need-blind: colleges have started their version of "wallet biopsies." - higher education institutions admit students on economic status criteria
  by Anita M. Seline
• Teaching the young keeps him young - 90 Year Old Dr. Richard Mckinney of Morgan State Still Going Strong
  by Joan Morgan
• Museum exhibit sheds historical light on Atlanta University Center
  by Gwendolyn Glenn
• By becoming more student centered, colleges will excel
  by Gwen Dungy
• Change in the air: looking to forge stronger relationships - Dr. Henry Ponder, designated head of the National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education - Interview