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Juliette Fairley "Pay now & learn later: here are two innovative ways to finance college costs". Black Enterprise. FindArticles.com. 05 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1365/is_n7_v26/ai_17868183/

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Articles in Feb, 1996 issue of Black Enterprise

• Under the table: Dole-Canady bill out of sight until November elections
  by Eric L. Smith
• Looking to sell your product on-line? International nets, not just for chatting
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Scrooge Investing: The Bargain Hunter's Guide to More Than 120 Things You Can Do to Cut the Cost of Investing
  by Donna Hermans
• 2000 Ad
  by Caroline Hayes
• It's never too late to find a job
  by Terry Harty
• What to know about choosing an HMO: faced with a multitude of options, deciding on a plan is more than just dollars -it's sense
  by Marjorie Whigham-Desir
• Building a business legacy
  by Larren Adams
• Al sings to new Toon: former Jet opens bank, Burger King outlets in Midwest
  by Eric L. Smith
• All in the family: the right way to borrow business funds from family members
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Protecting your computer: service contracts keep your equipment humming
  by Merlisa Lawrence Corbett
• On the brink of finding a cure: young biologist banks her career on cancer research
  by Robin White Goode
• Does working for Uncle Sam still make sense? The government has long been the leading employer of African Americans, but as cutbacks take hold, many must reevaluate their career options
  by Joyce Jones
• The great black hope
  by Eric L. Smith
• The price of worker safety: ergonomics is a major health and safety issue for business owners, but will costs keep workers in dire straits?
  by Fonda Marie Lloyd
• A chronicle of words and images
  by Tania Padgett
• Taking the Pepsi Challenge: tiny New Jersey company wins $75 million contract
  by Mark Lowery
• The NexGen-eration: Howlette's anti-theft device helps draw in $1.2 million
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Back it up … or else; protect your files now with a disaster-prevention plan
  by Fonda Marie Lloyd
• I'm not going to take it anymore: fighting sexual harassment in the workplace
  by Elizabeth Janice
• Is an M.D. worth it any more?
  by Cassandra Hayes
• Black Enterprise executive recruiter directory: annual roundup of the nation's black-owned executive recruitment firms
  by Fonda Marie Lloyd
• Doing good while doing well
  by Joyce Jones
• Tourin' Motown: Detroit's cultural renaissance seeks to lure visitors
  by Elizabeth Janice
• The politics of race: even Clinton will use race card if need serves
  by Michael K. Frisby
• Fifty Powerful Ideas You Can Use to Keep Your Customers
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Know when to fold 'em: things to consider before selling stock
  by Terrance L. Johnson
• Be all you can be!
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• The lure of temp-ing: why temping might be your best route to success
  by Cassandra Hayes
• Pay now & learn later: here are two innovative ways to finance college costs
  by Juliette Fairley
• Bucking the trend: Houston is expanding its affirmative-action programs. But will it help black contractors?
  by Lloyd Gite
• Now serving South Africa: investment team lands Domino's Master Franchise Agreement
  by Eric L. Smith
• Wells Fargo woos women entrepreneurs: $1 billion in loans up for grabs
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Training that makes sense: a little planning can help you maximize your training dollar
  by Fonda Marie Lloyd
• Each one, teach one: educating African American about the stock market
  by Lloyd Gite
• In love with your work: these black professionals chase their dreams and get paid to do it
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Walking tall: The Nine West Group has received a major 'lift' since Noel Hord took over as president and chief operating officer
  by Eric L. Smith
• The promise of programming
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• To succeed in the 1996 job hunt