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Historically Black Schools Seek New Leaders Greensboro News & Record, N.C. Coach Carter Can't Make It Alone at FAMU Without Alumni Jemele Hill column, Orlando Sentinel A Different Diversity Debate at Civil Rights Commission Inside Higher Ed Sorority Brings Delta Affection to City of Brotherly Love Philadelphia Inquirer Let's Celebrate the Impressive Delta Women Elmer Smith column, Philadelphia Daily News Benedict Must Repay $658,000, Feds Say The State, Columbia, S.C. Schools Seek Black Male Teachers Tallahassee Democrat Roosevelt Kiser Brings Superpowers to FAMU Tallahassee Democrat Alpha Fraternity Brothers, Locking Arms for Change Washington Post As Enrollment Falls, Texas Southern U. Cuts 178 Jobs Houston Chronicle State High Court Says Former Delaware State U. Student Can Sue School Over Shooting Wilmington News Journal, Del. Strategic Language Students Celebrate at Howard U. Washington Post Benedict Panel Discusses Dearth of Black Baseball Players The State, Columbia, S.C. Cop: Morehouse Student Was Alive in Trunk Atlanta Journal-Constitution Survey: African Americans Urgently Want Relief from Rising Student Debt Diverse: Issue in Higher Education MEAC Foes Want a Piece of Hampton U. Daily Press, Newport News, Va. Benedict to Pay Employees on Time The State, Columbia, S.C. Mayor Inspires 'Morehouse Men' Atlanta Journal-Constitution Unqualified Students Drag Down Faculty Too Opinion by Kathleen Berhalter, Wilmington News Journal, Del. Grambling's Hatcher Signs with Dallas Monroe News-Star, La. Dillard Delays Classes Until Sept. 25 New Orleans Times-Picayune Texas Southern U. Poll: In Disaster, Blacks Trust Faith More Than Government Houston Chronicle Alabama State U. Dismissal Was Overdue Editorial, Montgomery Advertiser, Ala. FAMU Hope: Reaching the Vision Takes Trust Editorial, Tallahassee Democrat Let FAMU's Interim President Do Her Job Opinion by Wilbert Hobbs, Tallahassee Democrat Bryant Describes Where FAMU Should Go Tallahassee Democrat N.C. Central U. Law School Top-Ranked Durham Herald-Sun, N.C. Students, Alumni Lament Closing of Columbia’s African Studies Institute Diverse: Issues in Higher Education Light Rail Through Texas Southern U. Meets With Opposition Houston Chronicle Fisk U. to Share in Case Western Reserve Technology Program Cleveland Plain Dealer Alabama State U. Fires Two Directors Montgomery Advertiser, Ala. Journalism Students Need to Know, Defend First Amendment Opinion by Richard Labunski, Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky. FAMU Still Searching for That Solid Ground Tallahassee Democrat Spotlight: Hampton U. Dean Aims for Accreditation Daily Press, Newport News, Va. The J-School Boom Inside Higher Ed White Guilt Obstructs Justice with Orangeburg Massacre Isaac J. Bailey column, Myrtle Beach Sun-News, S.C. Savannah State's Carlton Hardy to Be Grambling State Baseball Coach Monroe News-Star, La. Murder Suspects Tied to Morehouse Atlanta Journal-Constitution Fisk Is Left to Tap into All Available Resources Editorial, Nashville Tennessean Delaware State's Tracey Worley Plans to Transfer to New Orleans Wilmington News Journal, Del. Top 100 National Colleges That Graduate the Most Minority Students News release, Diverse: Isssues in Higher Education Operator of Gold Coast Classic Will Pay Fines San Diego Union-Tribune Benedict College Stable, Leader Says The State, Columbia, S.C. New FAMU Deans Provide Stability Editorial, Tallahassee Democrat Tuskegee Awarded 2 Grants To Preserve Historical African-American Materials News release Kentucky State U. Professor Henry Ellis Cheaney Remembered as a 'Legend' Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky. Hampton U. to Appeal Journalism Accreditation Decision Daily Press, Newport News, Va. Eagles Sign Former Delaware State Player Jamaal Jackson to Contract Extension Wilmington News Journal, Del. Alumni Call for Delaware State U. Admissions Investigation Wilmington News Journal, Del. Winston-Salem State U. Accepted as 12th Member of MEAC Winston-Salem Journal, N.C. Effort to Desegregate Md. Colleges Called Lax Baltimore Sun Morehouse Researcher Explores How Black Males See Themselves Atlanta Journal-Constitution Archivist to Head Up King Collection at Morehouse News release New Leadership at Historic Barber-Scotia Independent Tribune, Concord, N.C. Black College Reunion Killer Sentenced to Life in Prison Daytona Beach News-Journal, Fla. Benedict Trustees Urge Debt Session The State, Columbia, S.C. Tallahassee Boycott Events Wrap Up with Downtown March Tallahassee Boycott Texans Rookie Mario Williams Buys House from Priscilla Slade Houston Chronicle Campus Gender Gap: Degrees of Separation Jabari Asim column, washingtonpost.com Benedict May Delay Paying Its Employees The State, Columbia, S.C. Wilberforce U. Celebrating 150 Years of Preparing Leaders Dayton Daily News, Ohio Xavier’s “Hurricane Class” of Students Entering Medical School Is High Diverse: Issues in Higher Education Amid Nationwide Shortages, Officials Scrambling to Hire Certified Teachers BlackAmericaWeb.com N.C. Central U. Will Send Students to Ghana Durham Herald-Sun, N.C. Storm-Displaced Students Offered up to $1,000 to Study in La. New Orleans Times-Picayune Fisk Dipped into Endowment, O'Leary Says Nashville Tennessean Coaches Blow Whistle on Athlete Indiscretions on Student Networking Sites Atlanta Journal-Constitution FAMU Business School Tries to Regain Glory St. Petersburg Times, Fla. 3,000 Fans Turn Out for Tom Joyner's High-Energy Show Toledo Blade, Ohio FAMU Finances to Be Investigated Tallahassee Democrat Cable Revives "A Different World" Sitcom Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Bobby Bonds Symposium Held to Increase Blacks in Baseball Wilmington Star-News, N.C. Week of Sept. 10 Designated “National Historically Black Colleges and Universities Week” The Weekly, Ga. Hip-Hop Stars Team With Local Officials to Get Out the Vote Daily Pennsylvanian, U. of Pa. At Howard U., Pentagon Pays for Students to Learn Foreign Languages National Public Radio N.C. Central U. Ex-Chief Leaves Ky. Job Over Sexual Harassment Payment Raleigh News & Observer, N.C. Shaw U. Drops 3 Sports Raleigh News & Observer, N.C. Yearlong Contracts Delayed at FAMU Tallahassee Democrat One Color Is Vanishing from Baseball's Rainbow Mike Lopresti column, Gannett News Service St. Paul's College Names Interim President Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va. Ex-Gov. McNair Takes Responsibility for Orangeburg Massacre The State, Columbia, S.C. Student's Family Sues Over Miss Tuskegee Pageant Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio Former N.C. Central U. Police Chief Paid Off Harassment Claim Raleigh News & Observer, N.C. Central State Lands Federal Research Funds Dayton Business Journal, Ohio Johnetta Cole to Leave Bennett College Next June Greensboro News & Record, N.C. Morehouse Student Didn’t Die in Trunk Atlanta Journal-Constitution ‘BET Uncut' Has Been Cancelled EURWeb.com Still Trying to Kick the Kink Opinion by Erin Aubry Kaplan, Los Angeles Times Robert W. Woodruff Library Prepares to Welcome Historic MLK Collection Atlanta Journal-Constitution Slaying of Morehouse Student Mystifies Family Atlanta Journal-Constitution Changes at FAMU Are Key to Its Survival Opinion by Challis Lowe, Tallahassee Democrat At Colleges, Women Are Leaving Men in the Dust New York Times Interim Chancellor Plans to Stretch Reach of Winston-Salem State U. Winston-Salem Journal, N.C. Grambling's Moses Harris Joining Canadian Football League Monroe News-Star, La. Student Loan Interest Rises Delaware State News Former N.C. Central U. Cheerleader Selected for Charlotte Bobcats Dance Team News release Delaware State AD Chuck Bell Decides to Stay With University Wilmington News Journal, Del. FAMU Professor Victoria Efferson Warner Remembered Tallahassee Democrat Low Scores Force U. of N.C. to Eye Nursing School Programs WSOC-TV, Charlotte, N.C. N.C. A&T Worker Has $1,000 Overages on School Cell Phone Durham Herald-Sun, N.C. Man, 22, Sentenced in Black College Reunion Death Daytona News-Journal, Fla. Just the Stats: Faculty Diversity Diverse: Issues in Higher Education FAMU Football Game with S.C. State Moved to Oct. 12 for ESPNU TDO.com All 11 of FAMU Football Games Will Be Broadcast on Internet Tallahassee Democrat Dr. Meyers Takes Charge at Norfolk State University WVEC-TV, Norfolk, Va. Kentucky State President Envisions School's Growth Louisville Courier-Journal Gov. Bush Asked to Intervene in FAMU's Latest Controversy Associated Press Tradition, Faith, Hope in the Oaks Lolis Eric Elie column, New Orleans Times-Picayune Rash of Controversies Staggers Florida A&M Lakeland Ledger, Fla. A Reprieve for LeMoyne-Owen Editorial, Memphis Commercial Appeal LeMoyne-Owen Trustees Resign Memphis Commercial Appeal Is Six the New Four-Year Plan? Diverse: Issues in Higher Education Don't Attack Cosby, Attack Problems Opinion by Charles M. Christian of Coppin State, Baltimore Sun Tuition Up 4.1% at Tennessee State Colleges Nashville Tennessean |
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