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Zondra Hughes "Clark Atlanta University 'on the leading edge of learning'". Ebony. FindArticles.com. 03 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1077/is_11_60/ai_n15338443/

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Articles in Sept, 2005 issue of Ebony

• Infertility
• Author spotlight: Denise Nicholas
• The B.B. King Treasures
• Winterize skin
• Top dollars for Black scholars: how to get your piece of the $122 billion scholarship boom
• Revolution: visit the Fashion Fair counter and try the fall 2005 collection
• Strictly for laughs
• Cedric & Gabrielle
  by Lachez Hampton
• Baby face. EDMONDS
  by Lynn Norment
• Topshelf
• Rims to watch
• Clark Atlanta University 'on the leading edge of learning'
  by Zondra Hughes
• The heartbreak of separation anxiety: how to deal with your child's distress
  by Shirley Henderson
• Ebony Fashion Fair chairpersons
• Beauty & style
  by Tamara Simmons
• Artist spotlight: Syleena Johnson
• Always® ask Flo
• Ready set, waffle!
• Introducing the Spelman SpelBots: imaginative researches of artificial intelligence make their mark in history
• A back-to-school guide for parents and children
  by Lynette R. Holloway
• Bow Wow grows up: he took the world by storm as "Lil' Bow Wow," but he's not so little anymore
  by Monica Jones
• Fantasia
  by S. Davis
• Charlie Wilson is a great talent, with or without the GAP Band, and he makes that point with his solo recording, Charlie, Last Name Wilson
• For brothers only: same-sex classes remove unneeded pressure and let boys be boys, while providing an opportunity for male-bonding and mentoring
  by Kevin Chappell
• Never too much of Luther: Luther's music was a balm, both for himself and for his faithful listeners
  by Joy Bennett Kinnon
• HBCU directory
• 40 never looked so good! Whether 40 or a year removed, this group proves that age is just a number
• Remembering Luther Vandross: 1951-2005
  by Joy Bennett Kinnon
• Don Cheadle
  by Michelle Forrest
• Also noted
• Impotence drugs and blindness
• EBONY travel guide September: what's happening where!
  by Joy Bennett Kinnon
• Celebrate with us: participate, contribute, share in history
• Dating on the job: is it really worth it?
  by Zondra Hughes
• Sarcoidosis
• Heart drug for Blacks
• Payday — loan outlets and your finances
• A leap of faith: the Lawsons create family legacy in Muhammad Ali's former mansion
  by Tracey Robinson-English
• 2006 CIAA Tournament schedule of events
• The best burgers
  by Charlotte Lyons
• Khandi Alexander
  by Siegfried Williams
• True Finish™ Powder
• Ebony on the scene
• A Spanish twist
• Jet-setting with Jada: a day in the life of a supermodel
• HBCU calendar 2005-2006
• Meet Martin, Martin & Martin: Mississippi triplets have beaten the odds and are making history as top-notch attorneys
  by Shirley Henderson
• Raven-Symone
  by Paula M. Condoll
• Picture perfect
• Center stage
  by Travis Barbee
• Dazzling ShugaBuds
• Rolling, rolling, rolling: stability ball workouts provide core strengthening and more
• The 2005 Ford HBCU football classics guide
• The Ebony advisor: expert advice on love and relationships
• Speaking of people
• College queens
  by Marlyn Thomas
• Ebony bookshelf
  by Chris Haraway
• Skin therapy delicious
• New Black college presidents
• Lane College: traditional values and the 'power of potential' in the New South
  by Kimberly Davis
• Planning a children-friendly family reunion: create a gathering to remember
  by Lynette R. Holloway
• Toni Braxton
  by Sharon Wilson
• Bruce S. Gordon: new NAACP president & CEO
• 5 questions for: Kem
• Portable knowledge
• The HBCU campus update
• Italian interpretation
  by Eunice W. Johnson
• Holly & Rodney Peete: new baby, new TV shows and renewed marital vows
  by Lynn Norment