Black Issues in Higher Education

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Articles in Dec 11, 1997 issue of Black Issues in Higher Education

• The myth of educational attainment: when a Black woman's master's degree equals a White woman's bachelor's degree - Picataway, MJ, school board, teachers, lawsuit - Column
  by Julianne Malveaux
• The shifting terrain of welfare reform: educational advocates for low-income students looking for solid ground
  by Kathleen Kennedy Manzo
• A pair deals seven of a kind: educational preparation and poise result in historic delivery - Black female physicians participate in delivery and media coverage of septuplets
  by Tom Carney
• March planned to support affirmative action: Latino law students and professors confront threat of limited access
  by Roberto Rodriguez
• Less sugar and more of the sweet life: the Diabetes Prevention Program
  by Eric St. John
• Bailing out Piscataway school board: civil rights groups avoid possibility of allowing Supreme Court to make "bad law." - Piscataway, New Jersey, case before U.S. Supreme Court
  by Ronald Roach
• A Treasury of African-American Christmas Stories. - book reviews
  by Gloria H. Dickinson
• A prescription for participation: diabetes study helping African Americans overcome fears of ethnic medical research
  by Eric St. John
• Race relations issues overshadowed by furor over affirmative action
  by Joan Morgan
• Does a "Lynch Mob" belong in college football? - Kansas State University - Column
  by Keener A. Tippin, II
• Historically Black Bluefield State's ironic situation: desperately seeking Black students and faculty - Bluefield State College, West Virginia
  by Jamilah Evelyn
• Accreditation renewed for University of the District of Columbia
  by Raoul Dennis