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Citation: The racial integration of historically black universities: High praise forthe state of North Carolina, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 74-75
Citation: Guess who's coming to dinner: Black scholars are almost never on the whitehouse guest list, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 76-77
Citation: Test coaching comes to public grade schools: Young blacks face a new hurdle, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 78-78
Citation: Vital signs, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 79-79
Citation: Black-white higher education equality index, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 80-80
Citation: Vital signs: Statistics that measure the state of racial inequality, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 81-81
Citation: In 1998 African-American doctoral degrees reached an all-time high, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 82-83
Citation: State-by-state review of African-American enrollments in higher education,1997, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 84-84
Citation: African-American law school applicants are on the decline, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 85-85
Authors:
Kennedy, RL
Citation: Rl. Kennedy, Who can say "nigger"? ... and other considerations, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 86-96
Race-sensitive admissions in higher education: Commentary on how the Supreme Court is likely to rule
Authors:
Bell, D
Kahlenberg, RD
Dorf, MC
Tushnet, MV
Delgado, R
Stefanic, J
Citation: D. Bell et al., Race-sensitive admissions in higher education: Commentary on how the Supreme Court is likely to rule, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 97-101
Authors:
Lemann, N
Citation: N. Lemann, The three-cushion shot that won Colin Powell's support for affirmative action in higher education (Reprinted from The Big Test: The Secret History ofthe American Meritocracy), J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 102-104
Authors:
Slater, RB
Citation: Rb. Slater, Ranking the states by the black-white SAT scoring gap, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 105-110
Authors:
Hansen, SD
Citation: Sd. Hansen, The racial history of the US military academies, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 111-116
Authors:
Chinni, D
Citation: D. Chinni, The District of Columbia's open university looks ahead to better times, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 117-119
Citation: Trent Lott: No friend of the educational progress of African Americans, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 120-121
Citation: In 1974, a quarter-century ago, Smith College graduated more black women than at any time in its history, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 124-124
Authors:
Reeder, GL
Citation: Gl. Reeder, The history of blacks at Yale University, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 125-126
Authors:
Wolfe, A
Citation: A. Wolfe, Coalition politics as the source of progress of African Americans, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 127-128
Authors:
McPherson, JM
Citation: Jm. Mcpherson, Runaway slaves: Rebels on the plantation, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 129-131
Citation: Africana: The encyclopedia of the African and African-American experience, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 131-131
Citation: A white preacher's memoir: The Montgomery bus boycott, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 132-132
Citation: 100 banned books: Censorship histories of world literature, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 133-133
Citation: The untouchables of India, J BLACK H E, (26), 1999, pp. 135-135
Citation: This issue of the Journal of Blacks in Higher Education is dedicated to the memory of Edgar Daniel Nixon 1899-1987, J BLACK H E, (25), 1999, pp. 1-1