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Articles in April, 1994 issue of Black Enterprise

• Bad economics in the Big Apple: New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani kills a program designed to give 20% of city contracts to minority- and women-owned companies
  by Alfred Edmond, Jr.
• Money and mentorship: a new initiative provides four fledging business owners with $10,000 grants and the counsel of experienced entrepreneurs - Schieffelin and Somerset Co.'s Tanqueray division sponsors Emerging Entrepreneurs Program
  by Alfred Edmond, Jr.
• Hot stockbrokers share their hottest picks; direct from the experts to you: free advice on investment strategies and buy-now stocks - Hot Investment Strategies - Cover Story
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• 1994 Black Enterprise auto guide - Buyers Guide
  by Jay Koblenz
• A question of Ways & Means? Should Rep. Charles Rangel challenge the House seniority system to land a coveted position of power? - House Committee on Ways and Means
  by Frank McCoy
• Riding out a jittery market: don't drop that stock! Here's how investor patience pays off
  by Debra Wishik Englander
• 10 investment mistakes to avoid: common errors and what drives people to make them - includes related articles on using the best investment strategies - Hot Investment Strategies - Cover Story
  by Patricia Carey
• The 100 Best Colleges for African-American Students. - book reviews
  by Frank McCoy
• Does censorship make business sense? Inner City Broadcasting has joined the battle against violence in music - New York, New York radio station owner bans offensive broadcasting of offensive lyrics
  by Fonda M. LLoyd
• Teens who mind their businesses: competition spotlights girls who want an income of their own - An Income of Her Own, non-profit California organization, awards business plans created female teenagers interested in business ownership
  by Renee E. Warren
• Picking the right mutual funds for you - includes definitions of investment terminology - Hot Investment Strategies - Cover Story
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Versatile bourbon: from cocktails to the kitchen, Bluegrass Country's favorite drink is an all-around classic
  by Eunice Fried
• Taking education as an elective: when it comes to helping black students, school choice gets an "incomplete." - danger of establishing open-ended policies that allow students to choose which schools they want to attend
  by Cecilia A. Conrad
• Shifting gears: if you're thinking about career switching, reach out before you leap
  by Dawn M. Baskerville
• How to make your ex-boss your client: leave with a piece of the business by marketing your services to match your employer's needs
  by Caryne Brown
• More racial injustice in the Justice Department: the Immigration and Naturalization Service is the latest branch to be charges with employment discrimination
  by Joyce Jones
• Some for the money: the leading money management software is not new, but it's definitely improved - brief descriptions of various new or enhanced software packages; includes prices
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Mutual funds: still going strong; a look at 1993's strongest mutual funds, and the best bets for 1994 - includes Black Enterprise magazine's recommendations for 1994 - Hot Investment Strategies - Cover Story
  by Leslie Vreeland
• The African Americans. - book reviews
  by Frank McCoy