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Sigma Pi Phi, First African American Fraternity, Marks 100th year Philadelphia Inquirer FAMU Trustees Reject Agreement With Tallahassee Community College to Funnel Transfer Students Tallahassee Democrat Asians Have Highest Proportion of College Grads at 50%, Whites About 30%, Blacks 17%, Census Finds News release Barber-Scotia College, Stripped of Accreditation, Seeks Explanation BlackAmericaWeb.com Damon Evans Starts Thursday as First Black Director of Athletics in Southeastern Conference Macon Telegraph Damon Evans Put Himself in Position to Answer Call Macon Telegraph Fayetteville State is Taking Steps to Better Understand and Target Hispanics Myrtle Beach Sun-News Spelman Grad is First Black Miss Georgia Atlanta Journal-Constitution Talia Buford, Hampton Script Editor, Among Winners of $10,000 Scripps Howard Foundation Scholarship News release Few Blacks Choosing to Play College Baseball Los Angeles Times Columnist Bill Maxwell Resigns to Teach at HBCU St. Petersburg Times Bethune-Cookman Bids President Oswald P. Bronson Farewell Daytona Beach News-Journal Magic Johnson Aids Ford Program Helping Black Corporate Leaders and HBCUs Cleveland Plain Dealer Barber-Scotia Loses Accreditation News 14 Carolina Ford, HBCUs to Help Minority Businesses Detroit Free Press 29.5% of Black Freshmen, 50.7% of Asian Americans, 23.2% of Latinos, 47.3% of Whites Earn Bachelor's by Age 26 Pew Hispanic Center Extreme Cheerleading: How Schools Grapple with the New Risks Christian Science Monitor Luke Brothers Stick Together; Pair Elects to Play for Alabama A&M Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Ga. Purdue Graduate School Strives to Attract Minorities Purdue Exponent Wouldn't It Be Nice if Hugely Endowed Schools Adopted an HBCU? Michael Paul Williams column, Richmond Times-Dispatch Southern U.'s Michael Stubblefield Links Colleges With Business Greater Baton Rouge Business Report Gloria Bromell-Tinubu of Spelman to Head Barber-Scotia College Associated Press Coppin State Launches Study to Find Ways to Improve Neighboring Area Baltimore Sun Black Colleges Make a Comeback Opinion by Earl S. Richardson, president of Morgan State, Washington Post Discord on Bush's HBCU Advisory Board Slows Drive for Funding Increases Atlanta Journal-Constitution Family of Slain Edward Waters College Student Files Suit First Coast News Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, Al Qaeda's Operations Chief and N.C. A&T Grad, Had Plan to Crash 10 Planes Associated Press Historically Black Colleges Have Much to Offer Opinion by Jason Alston, Henderson Dispatch, N.C. Bill Cosby, Morehouse College to Host Tribute to Ray Charles News release FAMU to Raise Tuition for Some Tallahassee Democrat Former Delaware State Football Star Charged with Attempted Murder Wilmington News-Journal Tennessee State President Hefner Fires Top Fund-Raising Aide Nashville Tennessean Fighting a Race Gap in Colleges: As Some Graduation Rates Lag, Schools Seek Answers Philadelphia Inquirer Talladega College President Henry Ponder Resigning Daily Home, Alabama Black Colleges Put Success Within Reach Opinion by Clark Atlanta President Walter Broadnax, Atlanta Journal-Constitution Efforts to Help Black Men Include Effort of Clemson, 3 HBCUs to Train Black Male Teachers USA Today FAMU Whistleblower Says Her Firing Was Retaliation Tallahassee Democrat Jackson State Announcer's Father Held in Son's Death Jackson Clarion-Ledger Broadcasters Group Honors Tom Joyner for HBCU Contributions Dallas Morning News Black Women Urged to Join Professional Fastpitch Teams Akron Beacon Journal Edward Waters College Fires 5 from Top Positions Florida Times-Union Republican Plan to Aid Needy College Students Robs Peter to Pay Paul Editorial, Baltimore Sun Roosevelt Brown, Morgan State and NFL Great, Dead at 71 Baltimore Sun 635 Graduated From Xavier University on May 8 New Orleans Times-Picayune Morehouse Honoring Ray Charles, Who Gave School $2 Million News release Air Force Secretary James Roche Awarded by NAACP; Has "Passion" for Reaching Out to HBCUs Armed Forces Press Service Paschal's Restaurant Could Be Saved Atlanta Journal-Constitution S.C. State to Create Engineering and Science Corridor Orangeburg Times and Democrat Grant to NABJ Supports Black College Wire News release Tennessee State U. Search to Be "Open, Inclusive" Nashville Tennesseean Thumbs Up: A Tony for a FAMU Alum Editorial, Tallahassee Democrat FAMU Freshman May Have Chance to Run Track in Summer Olympics Tallahassee Democrat FAMU Alum Takes Home Tony Award Tallahassee Democrat Enrollment Declines at Historically Black Colleges Tavis Smiley Show, National Public Radio Tennessee State U. President Broke No Law, Attorney General Finds Nashville Tennesseean Contradictions Fill Hefner's Tenure at Tennessee State U. Nashville Tennesseean Southern U. Students Take Stock of Scandal Gannett News Service FAMU Law School Nears Accreditation Tallahassee Democrat Pay Delay Keeps FAMU Students Waiting Tallahassee Democrat Family Digest Magazine to Honor Best HBCU Athletes of All Time News release Racial Gap in Graduation Rates Education Trust Are Black Colleges Safe for Students? Journal of Blacks in Higher Education 'Graduates' of Barber-Scotia Have to Take More Courses for Degree Associated Press New Orlando Labor Day Classic Pits Hampton vs. Jackson State Sept. 4 Orlando Sentinel Black Executive Exchange Program, Which Brings Successful African Americans from Corporations to HBCUs, to Convene News release Teens from Center for the Homeless Visit Atlanta HBCUs South Bend Tribune |
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