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Articles in Sept, 2006 issue of Black Enterprise

• Hitting a winner for breast cancer survivors
  by Sheri Whitley
• The family that plays together …: how to make tennis a family affair
  by Sheri Whitley
• Great leadership all around
  by Michelle D. Fulbright
• Spelman College, celebrating its 125th anniversary
  by Alexis McCombs
• Step into my office: full-service clinic owner grows her practice despite partner's exit
  by Bridget McCrea
• Who will guide me?
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Black Jewels Ladies Golf Association
  by Denise Campbell
• Black Enterprise debuts TV show hosted by Ed Gordon
  by Alysha N. Cryer
• Corrections
• Tuskegee University received a grant from manufacturer 3M Corp
  by Meredith Davis
• And the winner is … Entering a contest can reward your business with much-needed prize money and positive publicity
  by Marcia Layton Turner
• Venable L.L.P
• Rest, rejuvenation, and culture: The Chopra Wellness Center and The Spa at La Costa
  by Denise Campbell
• Women of Power Summit a hit
• Beauty and brains
• Business advocates applaud Maryland law: legislation allows the state to suspend contractors that engage in discriminatory practices
  by Wendy Isom
• Withstanding market woes: Silas Myers' stock picks prove to have an enduring competitive advantage
  by Nicole Lewis
• Game time
  by James C. Johnson
• 50 top colleges for African Americans: our exclusive ranking yielded some surprises and some staples. And this year, after we show you the best schools, we take a comprehensive look at how to make college affordable
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• A goal or two
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Purposeful living
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• It's a family affair: reunion organizers get help planning events
  by Leslie E. Royal
• The rap doctor: free-styling lecturer is reaching young people through music
  by Leslie E. Royal
• When good exercise feels bad: common golf and tennis injuries and how to avoid them
  by Natalie Y. Moore
• Getting into the ceo suite
• Pick a side, B.E
  by Quila Johnson
• It's been a busy deal-making period for Earvin "Magic" Johnson
  by Ann Brown
• Finding cash for your business
  by James C. Johnson
• Phiderika Foust
• I apologize: when 'sorry' is the only thing that will do
• Giving up on college is not an option
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• Simeus Foods gets multimillion-dollar investment: Wal-Mart private equity fund seeks to support minority-owned businesses
  by Glenn Townes
• Refinancing predatory mortgage loans: new fund rescues homeowners from usurious interest rates
  by Aissatou Sidime
• Motorola Q vs. Palm Treo 700W: these smartphones are packed with features, but not everything is included
  by Fiona Haley
• Convention calendar
• Priceless resources
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• True community development
  by Clifton D. Blevins, II
• Making the Opryland Grander: Arthur Keith builds a brand while looking to increase black participation in hospitality
  by Mashaun D. Simon
• Paying for college
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• The competitive advantage to being black: how your ethnicity can advance your career
  by Sonia Alleyne
• The family that plays together … for these individuals, golf is a family affair
  by Denise Campbell
• Haberdasher's closet: actor Nick Cannon demonstrates the makings of an attractive wardrobe
  by Chauntelle Folds
• True net worth: the Smiths are taking steps to ensure that what they own outweighs what they owe
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• B.E.'s 30 hottest franchises for 2006 is one in your future? Minority outreach programs and trendy businesses make these franchises the best opportunities for your money
  by Pamela Gold Waldo
• Rescue strategy
  by Michelle L. Williams-Utendahl
• Russell Simmons wants fans to understand money
  by Madison J. Gray
• Student aid: local business schools provide a wealth of talent
  by Natalie Y. Moore
• Edison International and Southern California Edison
• 2005 Ad
  by Stephanie Young
• Back talk with Warrick Dunn
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Religious hypocrisy
  by Sharon Wright
• Debate over equal-opportunity education heats up: Supreme Court to weigh in
  by Alexis McCombs
• A place to call home: cover all your bases when looking for nursing care
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Balancing passion and self-control: finding the right mix for a successful career
  by Chauntelle Folds
• Models Inc.: after the lights went down on their runway careers, these former fashionistas stepped into the role of business owner
  by Alisa Gumbs
• Couture carryall: fashion model Alek Wek designs luxury handbags
  by Denise Campbell
• Top model advice
• Enough lip service
  by Lisa McGill
• Diversity university: minority enrollment at predominantly white colleges is increasing
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Honoring a mentor: IBM Fellow plans to use his status to expand IBM's black executive network
  by Cliff Hocker
• Association of Black Cardiologists Inc
• Is your credit card number safe online? New technology offers consumers added protection
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Breaking bad habits: to achieve financial security, this single mother has to curb her indiscriminate spending and stop abusing money
  by Sheryl Nance Nash
• Resource line
• The Burger King: C.H. James Restaurant Holdings is the fast-food chain's largest black franchisee
  by Mashaun D. Simon
• The right match: by working with her adviser, this investor's portfolio is healthy and well-balanced
  by Carmen Brown
• Master of your domain: affordable and reliable automation systems offer complete control of your office and home
  by Claire Ince
• McDonald
• No more wrinkles
  by Michelle J. Nealy
• Aetna: the turnaround king: by focusing on employees and customers, Ronald A. Williams has designed a culture at Aetna where workers thrive and shareholders have been rewarded by a five-year stock increase of 600%
  by Sonia Alleyne