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Articles in Sept, 2008 issue of Black Enterprise

• What a rush! Johnny C. Taylor Jr. and RushmoreDrive.com deliver targeted search for African Americans
  by Anthony Calypso
• Shakir Stewart
  by Annya M. Lott
• Daryl A. "Sandy" Chamblee
  by Annya M. Lott
• Ahmeenah Young
  by Annya M. Lott
• A. Scott Bolden
  by Annya M. Lott
• John A. Wallace
  by Annya M. Lott
• Convention calendar
• The election connection
• Black Enterprise's top 50 colleges for African Americans
• Franchise fitness
• Your trusted resource in a tough economy
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• We are B.E
  by Maya Yette
• Lessons from the top
  by Anthony "Tony" R. Reeves
• Benevolent benefits
  by Jumoke Dada
• Something in common
  by LaTosha Johnson
• Reaching the bar
  by Karl Majors
• Black business network
  by Troy Youngblood
• Fiscal face-off: Obama and McCain battle over economic plans and tax policies
  by Joyce Jones
• Renetta McCann leaving CEO post: influential executive announces sabbatical from Starcom MediaVest
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• November trifecta? Congressional seats up for grabs
  by Joyce Jones
• A whopper of a deal: C.H. James & Co. expands Burger King franchise
  by Cliff Hocker
• SENTEL lands $487 million deal: company to provide U.S. Army with sensor technology
  by Glenn Townes
• Casualties of war: middle-income families greatest victims of Iraq combat
  by Nadirah Sabir
• Money management for college grads: self-discipline is key to avoiding debt pitfalls
  by Steve Garmhausen
• Trend spotter: Kevin Moore follows trading activity and stock price directions to track shares
  by James A. Anderson
• How sweet it is: Nestle keeps this portfolio from going sour
  by Steve Garmhausen
• Help is out there: the Gardners learned from their mistakes and found a suitable adviser
  by June D. Bell
• Three things you should know about dividend funds: find out why this vehicle offers security in uncertain times
  by James Anderson
• Which 401 works best
• Aim high: airport entrepreneurs soar without leaving the ground
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Fueling fears? Rising gas prices affect small businesses in more ways than you think
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Driven to succeed
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Putting the science in fiction: Jonathan Farley takes math to Hollywood
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Say goodbye to wires: wearable tech puts it all on you
  by Fiona Haley
• Wi-Fire
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Spracht's Aura Mobile BT Bluetooth speakerphone
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Good help is hard to find
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• The business of giving back: a socially passionate professional links corporate responsibility with the bottom line
  by Sean Drakes
• How to go global: what professionals can do to prepare for an international assignment
  by Maya Yette
• Working across platforms
• Weighing the benefits
  by Marcia Reed Woodard
• Tough love
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Not just a supplier: Raytheon subcontractor builds a partnership based on improvement
  by Annya M. Lott
• A training program just for women of color
  by Aisha Sylvester
• NAMWOLF meeting and law firm expo
  by Kingsley Kanu, Jr.
• Running for cover: Kyiesha & Malik Kelly take steps to protect their online business
  by Sana Butler
• Bouncing back: Jeff Worford contemplates entrepreneurship after company buyout
  by Sheryl Nance Nash
• Cracking the college admissions code: increase the odds of getting your children into their first-choice schools
  by Kingsley Kanu, Jr.
• Accept no substitutes: the launch of a new sweetner ignites a sleeping industry. Splenda's marketing success makes Debra Sandler the real deal
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Artistic expression: perspectives on collecting African American art
  by Sean Drakes
• B.E.'s 25 most affordable franchises: recession-resistant industries and low startup costs make these opportunities our top picks
  by Alan Hughes
• Where have all the black caddies gone? For decades, black caddies were a staple at country clubs and on the pro circuit. Today, the sport's changing dynamics have caused them to vanish from the links
  by Tracey Brown
• A knockout on the tennis court
  by Sakina P. Spruell
• The Bill Dickey Scholarship Association: now in its 26th year, the association continues to grow and wonders about the future
  by Brittany Hutson
• Harlem Junior Tennis and Education Program: building character and teaching life lessons
  by Maya Yette
• A soldier's story: Purple Heart recipient aspires for Olympic gold
  by Ayana Dixon
• Forgive and forget? Letting go is painful but promotes personal growth
  by Marcia A. Reed-Woodard
• Lost in frustration
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Green your school! These items will be kind to the environment—and your wallet
  by Kingsley Kanu, Jr.
• Is peer-to-peer lending right for you? A new alternative to traditional borrowing is springing forth
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Get rewarded for driving less: lower your insurance costs by spending less time on the road
  by Jeff Fortson
• Free credit monitoring
  by Sheiresa McRae
• Shirt savvy: the Tardieu brothers offer a shirt for every occasion
  by Maya Yette
• Building a convention capital: Russell George delivers a new Trinidad
  by Sean Drakes
• Homeownership contest
  by Monique S. Myles
• Our World
  by Monique S. Myles
• BEBR
  by Monique S. Myles
• Golf & Tennis Challenge
  by Monique S. Myles
• College Marketing Rep
  by Monique S. Myles
• Backtalk: Donna Brazile on politics
  by S. Tia Brown