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Articles in August, 2005 issue of Black Enterprise

• Intellectual capital
  by Arnold Madison Kee
• The world before Black Enterprise
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• M.R. Beal & Co
  by Philana Patterson
• Tracing your ancestry: geneticist uses DNA technology to provide a bridge to the past for people of African descent
  by Allison Gilbert
• Convention calendar
• All the right moves: former champ teaches game of life through chess
  by Leslie Guess Royal
• Backtalk with Wynton Marsalis
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Opportunity awaits
  by Sidney Bandy
• College admissions mixed bag for blacks: debate over affirmative action may affect application figures
  by Aisha Jefferson
• 5 trends that will make you rich: ideas on how to reap large gains
  by Matthew S. Scott
• University of Tennessee Health Science Center
• America's leading black philanthropists: giving back is one of the major tenets of the Black Enterprise Declaration of Financial Empowerment. In doing so, we advocate using money to develop our community and build wealth. On the following pages meet Ameri
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Knows how to hold 'em: poker champ David Williams reveals a full hand
  by Sean Drakes
• The politics of design
  by Rajan Sedalia
• 35th anniversary spotlight
• B.E. 100s co. expands
  by Aisha Jefferson
• Media matters: consulting firm offers affordable marketing alternatives to small businesses
  by Bridget McCrea
• AXA Advisors
• Then & now: BE's coverage over the last four decades reveals how far we've come and how far we must go
  by Derek T. Dingle
• Benefits of a yoga workout: Robin Downes stretches her way to health
  by Sonia Alleyne
• A few of my favorite things
  by Sharon Wright
• Resource line
• Expansion plans for Carol's Daughter
  by Latif Lewis
• 5 steps to starting a successful business: these time-tested methods will help you put your startup plans into action
  by James C. Johnson
• National Museum of African American History and Culture
• An agenda for black America: from wealth to diversity, our editors offer an action plan
  by Alan Hughes
• B.E. and Clear Channel forge on-air partnership: radio report unlocks pathway to new audience
• What Black Enterprise means to our readers
• Life is sweeter for 'big peach' financial firm: Atlanta Life Investment managing additional $100 million of MetLife's assets
  by Jeffrey McKinney
• No defense against the market: a tumultuous economy hampered Walt Clark's defensive stock strategy
  by Philana Patterson
• Initiative for a Competitive Inner City
• 35 Black Enterprise: celebrating 35 years as your ultimate guide to financial empowerment
• 5 tips to help you become a better consumer: the road to savvy consumerism starts now
• A second opinion
  by Jan R. Jasper
• McNeal buys black-owned printing co
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Finding a niche in black theater: producers specialize in adapting black novels into stage plays
  by Michelle K. Massie
• White House / Black Market
• Our readers sound off: our be.com message boards provide a forum for straight talk from real people
  by Latif Lewis
• A cultural stop: taking in the museum and art scene in London
  by Jeanette Valentine
• Can we get some advice, too?
  by Lisa Johnson
• A.G. Gaston: rough road to riches: sheer determination carried this grandson of former slaves to the top of a financial empire worth millions
  by James C. Johnson
• MV Transportation Inc., purchased the assets of Salinas, California-based Pro Transportation Services Inc
  by Marcia A. Wade
• Filled to capacity: external storage devices are evolving to meet increasing data demands
  by Nicole Lewis
• 5 trends to get your career on track: what to expect in a fast-paced, ever-changing marketplace
  by Sonia Alleyne
• 5 ways to discover what's important: are you ready to get started?
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Get $30 when you invest
• Blacks jockey for political power: upcoming elections attract more African American hopefuls
  by Kasi K. Addison
• Protecting your assets: obtain the right policies to defend against the unexpected
  by Aissatou Sidime
• Getting commitment from black managers: study shows corporations fail at retaining minority employees
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Win $10,000 toward your first home: six reasons to quit paying your landlord's mortgage and make the move to homeownership
  by Matthew S. Scott
• In and around town: government site offers up-to-date info on everything consumer
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Corrections
• Lincoln Holdings purchase Mystics: deal makes BET co-founder Sheila Johnson part owner of three professional sports franchises
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Blacks underrepresented in legal field: ABA report shows stark contrasts in the career tracks of lawyers
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• 5 trends to enhance broadband: advances in high-speed Internet are impacting the way we live
  by James C. Johnson
• Invest in yourself: by investing in his education and business, K. Clyde Vanel is reaping tremendous returns
  by Nicole Lewis
• Unjust clause: mandatory credit card arbitration leaves consumers on losing end
  by Leslie Guess Royal
• Franchise finder
• Cease-fire over federal judges: but the war for the soul of the judiciary continues
  by David C. Ruffin
• Preparing to evict tenants: follow state procedures to minimize the pain of this unpleasant task
  by Rene Brinkley
• Looking for an interview? Use your competencies. That's what top companies want
  by Laura Egodigwe
• Asset alterations: the Vinsons need to diversify their portfolio to maximize their gains
  by Carolyn Brown
• Total recall: car manufacturers' methods of reporting defects don't add up
  by Leslie Guess Royal