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Articles in March, 1996 issue of Black Enterprise

• Lessons from history: can the boycott still be effective in the '90s?
  by Eric L. Smith
• Heritage on CD-ROM: firm offers Black history software
  by Lisa Teamer
• Going multi-media: here's what you should know before you venture into the world of interactive software development
  by Joyce Jones
• How to Start a Home Business: A Savvy Step-By-Step Guide to Becoming Your Own Employer
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Insuring all goes well: Gregory Jones turned his penchant for movies into a career
  by Cassandra Hayes
• Blazing a trail for 100 years: A.G. Gaston, B.E.'s 'Entrepreneur of the Century.' set the tone for a generation to follow
  by Eric L. Smith
• A new tax team: Kiplinger and Block combine
  by Marcus Reeves
• Riding the information superhighway: the Internet is great for retrieving information, but can it help businesses drum up clients and boost sales?
  by Patrick Henry Bass
• Healing keyboards: ergonomically correct keyboards can help prevent wrist injuries
  by Mildred Nunoo
• Preparing for the Information Age
• One-stop telecommunications shop: Wireless Inc. answers the call of corporate clients
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• The key to networking: knowing how to 'read' a person makes networking easier
  by Iris Randall
• Casting a wider net: Burrell's purchase of New York advertising firm fulfills threefold mission
  by Joseph Kirby
• Technology that's right for the home: B.E. looks at computers, software and electronic gadgets to bring you into the information age
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• Home is where the hardware is
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• Keep your firm from zoning out: running your business from your basement may get you zapped with hefty fines
  by Pamala M. Harding
• The right choice: choosing a financial planner you can trust
  by Juliette Fairley
• High-powered drinks: cost aside, ultra premium vodka is surging in popularity
  by Eunice Fried
• Respect on the Net
  by Earl G. Graves
• Taking notes from Lotus: groupware is becoming the rage for business
  by Michele N.K. Collison
• Booting up for business
  by Matthew S. Scott
• RTC shuts its doors: lucrative program helped many Black-owned firms
  by Michael Frisby
• The ABCs of banking online: how to use your computer to manage your finance: with a personal computer and a modem, you can turn your home into a bank branch
  by Donald J. Kron
• Career paths to the next millenium: are you taking advantage of the career opportunities new technologies are creating?
  by Taiq K. Muhammad
• Ready, aim, fire: critics continue to blast away at federal set-aside programs
  by Thomas D. Boston
• Smart Money Moves for African Americans
  by Kimberly Seals McDonald
• Road warrior survival strategies: three busy professionals share their travel secrets
  by Marjorie Whigham-Desir