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In Other Media Archive - March, 2006
Dad of Alleged Rape Victim Disillusioned About PlayersDurham Herald-Sun, N.C.
Student Editors Speak About Duke Rape Case
Abrams Report, MSNBC
Raleigh News & Observer Coverage of Duke Case
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
Gang-Rape Allegations Roil Duke, Durham
Los Angeles Times
New Strain on Duke's Ties With Durham
New York Times
Four in Golf Program for Kids 7-17 Receive Full Scholarships to Grambling
Cincinnati Enquirer
Hundreds Attend Duke Anti-Rape Rally
Durham Herald-Sun, N.C.
Raleigh News & Observer Coverage of Duke Incident
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
Rape Allegations Ricochet Far Beyond Duke
Durham Herald-Sun, N.C.
Think the Alleged Rapists at Duke Bought into the ‘Oversexed Black Woman’ Image?
Gregory Kane column, BlackAmericaWeb.com
Issues at Duke Spark Debate
Baltimore Sun
Black Female Students at Duke Say They Feel Constantly Under Attack
Independent Weekly, N.C.
Shorter College Student Jailed on Hacking Charges
Rome News-Tribune, Ga.
New Morehouse School of Medicine President to Diagnose School's Needs
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Mr. Rosenbaum at Howard: One Hospital Failure After Another
Editorial, Washington Post
Duke Puts Lacrosse Games on Hold
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
Second House Searched in Team-Linked Rape Case
Durham Herald-Sun, N.C.
Rape Allegation Against Athletes Is Roiling Duke
New York Times
After Five Seasons, Butch Beard Resigns as Morgan Coach
Baltimore Sun
Overcoming the Miseducation of George W. Bush and Company is Crucial
Opinion by Rep. Elijah Cummings, BlackAmericaWeb.com
Facebook's on the Block
Business Week
10 Students Win Scholarships to HBCUs After Maya Angelou Essay Contest
News release
Duke Lacrosse Team's DNA Results May Be Ready in Week
Durham Herald-Sun, N.C.
15 Duke Lacrosse Players Had Prior Charges
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
Clark Atlanta Professor to Be Honored for Integrating Greensboro, N.C., High School
Carolina Peacemaker, N.C.
Making Grade Pays Off for Central State Student
Columbus Dispatch, Ohio
Grambling State Missing More Than $900,000 Worth of Property, Audit Shows
Shreveport Times, La.
FBI, SBI, CIA Efforts to Diversify Reach N.C. Central U.
Raleigh News & Observer, S.C.
Top 10 Songs on Campus Radio Stations
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
215 African American Students from 8 Ky. Colleges Gather
Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky.
Delaware State U. Student Sings on "Showtime at the Apollo"
Wilmington News Journal, Del.
45th Anniversary of Jackson, Miss., Sit-in Spurs Educational Project
Eric Stringfellow column, Jackson Clarion-Ledger, Miss.
N.C. Central Student Recounts Alleged Rape by Duke U. Team Members
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
Judge to Decide Whether to Move Trial in Death of Black College Student
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Morris Brown Students Want Trustees Ousted
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Texas Southern U. Rallies Supporters
Houston Chronicle
Monitoring Team Holds Open Meeting at Delaware State U.
Wilmington News Journal, Del.
School Trip Leaves Tennessee State Tennis Player Without Scholarship
Nashville City Paper
Tennessee State U. Gets Big Grant to Train Students for Intelligence Work
Nashville Tennessean
Conference Center Needed for N.C. Central U.
Editorial, Durham Herald-Sun, N.C.
Hotel Planned Near N.C. Central U.
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
Home's Restoration Too Costly for Johnson C. Smith U.
Charlotte Observer
IBM Provides $2.1M to Train HBCU Students in Technology
News release
Accreditation Team Holds Open Meeting at Delaware State U.
Wilmington News Journal, Del.
BET Series to Follow Grambling State U. Marching Band, Football Team
Marilyn Beck and Stacy Jenel Smith column, Creators Syndicate
The Katrina Cavalry: African-American Students Rally to Help Storm Victims
Newsweek
Some Improvement, but Black-White Athlete Graduation Gap Remains
Derrick Z. Jackson column, Boston Globe
N.C. Central U. Holding Conference on Keeping Black Boys in School
Barry Saunders column, Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
More Work for 4 Black J-Programs
Richard Prince's Journal-isms, Maynard Institute for Journalism Educaton
Louis Fry Jr. Dies at 77; Architect for Black Colleges
Washington Post
Shaw U. Women Fly to Match in Style
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
Coppin Falls in First Round
Baltimore Sun
Delaware State U. Seeks Share of SEED Scholarships
Wilmington News Journal, Del.
College Help for Black Males
New York Daily News
Raheem's Gift: Chronicling Life of 8-Year-Old Son of Delaware State Student
Wilmington News Journal, Del.
Delaware State U. Grads Will Be on Unfamiliar Turf
Wilmington News Journal, Del.
Branford Marsalis, Now Teaching at N.C. Central U., a Tough Prof
Grand Rapids Press, Mich.
For Black Colleges, Play-in Change Could Pay Off
Ron Morris column, the State, Columbia, S.C.
Coppin State Shows No Fear
Baltimore Sun
Sheriff's Office to Investigate Alleged Hazing
Tallahassee Democrat
FAMU Tackles Culture of Hazing
Tallahassee Democrat
FAMU Taps Plasma's Energy; Creates New Research Center
Tallahassee Democrat
Rattlers Get Academic Honor from MEAC
Tallahassee Democrat
Operation Disturbs School, NCAA Officials; Coaches 'in Jeopardy'
CBS Sportsline
Tennessee State U. Denies Guarantee Game Benefits
Nashville Tennessean
Texas Southern U's Board of Regents Suspends Slade Indefinitely
Houston Chronicle
U.Va. Black Graduation Rate Still No. 1 Among Public Schools
Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va.
Ohio Classic Canceled for 2006
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Universities in ‘06 Big Dance Graduating Fewer Black Student-Athletes
BlackAmericaWeb.com
Collins Resigns as Hampton Coach Five Days After His Biggest Win
Daily Press, Newport News, Va.
Athlete Too Big to Ignore
Philadelphia Inquirer
Althea Gibson, Jesse Jackson, Leroy Walker Among "100 Most Influential Student-Athletes"
NCAA
Harvard Leads in Black Grad. Rate
Harvard Crimson
Hampton Pirates Get KO'd
Daily Press, Newport News, Va.
R. Kelly Show Brings Sounds of Protest from One Group
Austin American-Statesman
Stanford U. Offers Cash to Prospective Black Graduate Students So They Can Visit Campus
Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
Hampton Upsets Delaware State to Win MEAC Tournament
BlackAthlete.net
Coppin Coach: It Can Be Done
Hartford Courant, Conn.
Little Brother's Big 'Show'
Baltimore Sun
College All-Stars Selected for Classic
BlackAthlete.net
UnitedHealth Partners on Health Plans for Black Colleges
Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal, Minn.
Colleges Open Minority Aid to All Comers
New York Times
Western Union Honors Benedict College Student With $10,000 Scholarship
American Urban Radio Networks
Southern U. Knows Depths and Finally Hits Heights
New York Times
Temple’s Chaney Calls It a Career
Philadelphia Inquirer
Is Play-In Game Draw Fair?; Black League Champs Again Get Extra Contest
USA Today
Ralph Slaughter Picked to Lead Southern U.
Baton Rouge Advocate, La.
Tours of Black Colleges May Change Students' Lives
Hayward Daily Review, Calif.
Optimism as MEAC Event Ends
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
Howard Gospel Choir Brings Historic Sounds to Battle Creek
Battle Creek Enquirer, Mich.
Republicans for Black Empowerment Plans to Encourage Young Republican Clubs at HBCUs
Poughkeepsie Journal, N.Y.
Beating Incident May Have Involved FAMU Fraternity
Tallahassee Democrat
Students Give Up Spring Break to Help Hurricane Victims
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
Hadley Park, Near Tennessee State U. Campus, Is Reborn
Editorial, Nashville Tennessean
Cheerleaders Will Hit the Court at MEAC
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
Delaware State U. Counsels on Eating Disorders
Delaware State News, Dover, Del.
Many Black Students Put Off Spring Break Partying to Help Rebuild Gulf
BlackAmericaWeb.com
Former FAMU Student Seeks Release from Jail to Make Kidney Donation
St. Petersburg Times, Fla.
Delaware State U. Expects NCAA Certification Delay
Wilmington News Journal, Del.
SWAC Conference, Far from the Limelight and Far from Successful
New York Times
Danielle Ashley Honors Black Colleges with a Calendar
Chicago Defender
Tom Joyner Broadcasts from MEAC Tournament
News 14 Carolina, Raleigh
Delaware State U. Trustees Extend President Sessoms Contract for 3 Years
Wilmington News Journal, Del.
Interim Chief Takes Miles College Reins
Birmingham News, Ala.
Pitching In for an Alma Mater in Ruins
Lisa Frazier Page, Washington Post
MEAC in a State of Transition
Durham Herald-Sun, N.C.
MEAC Where the Eagles Want to Be
Durham Herald-Sun, N.C.
MEAC Makes Pitch to High Schoolers
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
Delaware State U. Coach Finds Old Haunts Comforting
Wilmington News Journal, Del.
SWAC's Robert Vowels on NCAA Selection Committee
Mark McCarter column, Huntsville Times, Ala.
N.C. Central U. Gets Grant to Fight Tobacco Use
Triangle Business Journal
'Shall We Gather at the River?' Recognizes Traditionally Black Episcopal Colleges
Episcopal News Service
How Can You Cope with $55,000 in Student Loans on $33,000 in Income?
Chicago Tribune
MEAC Has High Hopes
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
Seeking Revival, FAMU to Request $3.5M
Tallahassee Democrat
'I Came Back to a Place That Is Uncertain'
Opinion by Rebecca K. Roussell, Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
CIAA Parties (Multimedia)
Charlotte Observer, N.C.
State of Va. Union? CIAA Champion Again
Charlotte Observer, N.C.
Delta Sigma Thetas Stomp Competition
Charlotte Observer, N.C.
CIAA Sees Fund-Raising Win
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
MEAC Tournament Preview
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
Former N.C. Central U. Coach Builds Winner at Delaware State
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
MEAC Building a Future
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
MEAC, CIAA, and ACC
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
FAMU Coming After All
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
N.C. Central U. Student Refuses to Be Sidelined by Accident
Raleigh News & Observer, N.C.
S.C. State Alums to Be Honored for ‘Forgotten’ Protests
The State, Columbia, S.C.
FAMU Technology Needs a Reboot
Tallahassee Democrat
FAMU Trustees Give Bryant a Raise
Tallahassee Democrat
NCAA's Favoritism is Obvious in Report
Marcos Bretón column, Sacramento Bee
Universities Must Do More to Encourage Black Athletes to Get Their Degrees
Judge Greg Mathis column, BlackAmericaWeb.com
CIAA Seeking Replacements for Departing N.C. Central, Winston-Salem State
Charlotte Observer
S. Carolina State U. Professor Says Probe of ’68 Shootings ‘Would Be Helpful’
Times and Democrat, Orangeburg, S.C.
CIAA Commissioner Plays Race Card: Raleigh City Officials Outraged
Wilmington Journal, N.C.
U. of Louisiana Students to Spend Spring Break on Hurricane Rebuilding
News release
Should Students in Hampton’s MBA Program Be Forced to Cut Locks?
BlackAmericaWeb.com
A Far More Real World on 'College Hill'
Media Life Magazine
HBCUs Most Affected by NCCA Sanctions
New York Times
MEAC Schools Hit Hard for Poor Performance
USA Today
FAMU Falters, Vows to Fix Problem
Tallahassee Democrat
Hampton U. and Rules for Workplace
Jenice Armstrong column, Philadelphia Daily News
In News
Return of Stolen Statues Could Signal Others Will Follow
Marching 100 Have Phone Books Covered
Dillard Gets Accreditation Warning
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