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Articles in Feb, 1998 issue of Black Enterprise

• Motown sings a different tune: record label looks to former film executive George Jackson to revive luster
  by Rick Sherrell
• A strategy for a turbulent market: Rob Lamb's new fund sticks to themes and wins big
  by James A. Anderson
• Get a job…after college
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• How to spot a pyramid scheme: beware of friends who hook you into selling get-rich-quick products
  by Cheryl Coward
• Creating your financial package: here are the best ways to showcase your bottom line
  by Wendy Beech
• No curves thrown here: investors can run to the yield cure to get the scoop on the bond market
  by Lynnette Khalfani
• Defending the Spirit: A Black LIfe in America
  by Valerie Lynn Gray
• A new kind of safety net: online data backup takes hold
  by Cheryl Coward
• Blazing a path less traveled
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• Realizing the dream deferred: here are six ways to overcome procrastination and achieve your objective - now
  by Iris Randall
• A call to arms: mounted opposition forces federal version of Prop 209 into recess - for now
  by Joyce JOnes
• It's not easy being Green: Michael Green's a stickler for value, even in an overheated market
  by Lynnette Khalfani
• Diversity watch: two companies' diversity efforts are screened and evaluated by the experts
  by Shari Caudron
• Is your health club good for you? Before signing up for that yearly special, give your gym a once-over
  by Ann Brown
• From inventor to entrepreneur: safeguard your inventions and your profits
  by Monique R. Brown
• Life atop the crystal stair
  by Cassandra Hayes
• A tough act to copy: Susan Reese beats the odds to start her own reprographics business
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• Job hunt ninty eight
• Soaring in profits: Airborne Innovation Technologies customizes and refurbishes aircraft for the jet set
  by Ann Brown
• Management by delegation: don't be a micro manager: share the responsibility
  by Monique R. Brown
• Graduation day from 8: here are the steps you need to follow to survive the SBA program
  by Joyce Jones
• Go Girl! The Black Woman's Book of Travel & Adventure
  by Valerie Lynn Gray
• More than just connecting the wires: it takes a serious plan to perfect a LAN
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• Working doubletime
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• Take a load off: learn how to achieve more and stress less
  by Charles Kirk
• Travel to the Motherland
  by Ann Brown
• Grooming worthy successors
  by Earl G. Graves
• Black Futurists in the Information Age
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• Challenged but not disabled
  by Roz Ayres-Williams
• Do you hire in-home help? Here's how to protect yourself from problems down the road
  by Noelle C. Collins
• A lighter side to soul food: Healthy Concepts Inc. finds success in development of ethnic cuisine
  by Sonya Kimbe-Ellis
• Worth more than a hill of beans: Vincent Eades leads Starbucks Coffee into the air and beyond
  by Hal Karp
• How to set up a chamber of commerce
  by Karen Gutloff
• Down Home Wholesome
  by Valerie Lynn Gray
• Save on printing costs: the right type of printing can reduce your office expenses
  by David (English writer) Lindsay
• The calm after the storm: after years of high anxiety, today's skilled and flexible workers can finally breathe a sigh of relief
  by Cassandra Hayes
• Ways to make your investment club prosper
  by Carolyn V. Brown
• The Heritage Series, 12 vols
  by Valerie Lynn Gray