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Articles in Oct 17, 1996 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education

The Magnificent Twelve: Florida's Black Junior Colleges. - book reviews
by Kenneth D. Yglesias
Technology … it's not just for science departments anymore - implementing technology at colleges
by Ronald Roach
A morale dilemma - black professors on white campuses - includes related article on mentorship programs for black faculty - Cover Story
by Cheryl D. Fields
The affirmative action debate & collegiality - in academia
by Julianne Malveaux
Building leaders: leadership development program important step for community college presidents
by Kathleen Kennedy Manzo
Academics shouldn't be penalized for moving - that's what Americans do
by John F. Garmon
Making leadership a career - Dr. Blenda J. Wilson, president of California State University at Northridge - Interview
College attendance increasing in the South: closes in on national average
Reporters, curators, security chiefs … faculty aren't the only ones with careers at universities
by Gwendolyn Glenn
Community colleges and universities must turn out more graduates, Texas panel says
by Scott W. Wright

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