Black Enterprise

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Articles in Sept 2005 issue of Black Enterprise

• Creative promise
  by Virginia Grant
• Training day: UNITECH develops cutting-edge battlefield simulation for the U.S. Army
  by Cliff Hocker
• Credit cards getting costlier: banks to double minimum payment fees within a year
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Georgetown names Muir director of athletics: but management positions in sports still lack an African American presence
  by Erinn Johnson
• Creative solutions: husband and wife combine talents to deliver award-winning ad campaigns
  by Zakiyyah El- Amin
• Website objective
  by James C. Johnson
• 20 best franchising opportunities: are you ready to own a proven business? Here's our list of the most promising franchises
  by James C. Johnson
• Lost in translation: interpretation Websites can help you learn a foreign language
  by Leslie E. Royal
• Correction
• Earn your living online: 10 ways to increase your cash flow by becoming an eBay PowerSeller
  by Marcia Layton Turner
• Can you still count on the EEOC? Critics say reorganization may affect handling of discrimination claims
  by K. Terrell Reed
• All together now: the importance of generating "buy in" from your staff
  by Maureen Jenkins
• Fixing Ford: Darryl B. Hazel revived the Lincoln Mercury division. Now the 33-year veteran faces the greatest challenge of his career
  by Alan Hughes
• Money for school
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• The beginnings of success
  by Michelle Packer
• Newton Learning
  by Tykisha Lundy
• African American graduation rates
• Former textile maker agrees to fraud plea: Terry Manufacturing CEO admits he lied about company's finances to obtain loans
  by Philana Patterson
• Baseball fans may soon enjoy more than hot dogs and beer during games
  by Kasi K. Addison
• Can't shake it: has career imprinting been good to you? Would you know?
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Black Enterprise: much more than a magazine: at the ripe old age of 35, BE keeps expanding its multimedia franchise, and there's no end in sight
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• Journey to adventure: Karl Domangue takes activity travel to new heights
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Hope for dreams
  by Cynette Wilson
• Edelman
  by Tykisha Lundy
• Entrepreneur of the Week
• Jackson Securities grows with merger: union with Chicago-based Berean Capital combines business strengths and provides greater geographic coverage
  by Philana Patterson
• Workplace bias abounds: new study confirms the American workplace has much farther to go to achieve true diversity
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• ?Habla espanol? Why Spanish should be your second language in business
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Why I play: golf and tennis enthusiasts speak out about their love and their games
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• Island cruising: yachting through the British Virgin Islands
  by Sean Drakes
• Bolstered confidence
  by Aillea Merritt
• American College of Healthcare Executives
  by Tykisha Lundy
• Franchise finder
• Take a loved one for a checkup: national campaign urges blacks to address healthcare disparity
  by Brenda Porter
• Riding the highs and lows: experiencing tough times is teaching MMIC to be better investors
  by Vikki Conwell
• Finding focus
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Too young to go pro? Will tennis prodigy Donald Young join the constellation of stars that shone brightly but burned out?
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• Be a part of a powerful network
• Constructive change
  by Felicia G. Watkins
• Charter Communications
  by Tykisha Lundy
• Get $25 when you invest
• Looking for competitive advantage: Silas Myers of Roxbury Capital Management focuses on cash flow and competition for growth
  by Nicole Lewis
• Staying cash-flow positive: taught by grandparents who lived through the depression, Ayanna Goring knows how to hold on to money
  by Sheryl Nance-Nash
• 10 best-kept secrets of serious spa seekers: just as there are newbies in golf and tennis, there are novice spa-goers as well. Here are the experts' top tips on how to make your Black Enterprise/Pepsi Golf & Tennis Challenge Spa Weekend the best that
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• Back talk with Bruce S. Gordon
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Solomon climbs MLB ladder: promotion reflects increased black presence in America's favorite pastime
  by Janelle A. Williams
• America Online Inc., Black Voices
  by Tykisha Lundy
• A new brand of civil rights leadership
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• An economic mood swing: Ron Johnson's portfolio performance stalled although the economy gained speed
  by Nicole Lewis
• Grow by referral: create a buzz through word-of-mouth campaigning
  by Stacy Gilliam
• Property pitfalls: Veronica Stewart is managing her debt better to safeguard her real estate investment
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Internal stamp of approval: self-validation should matter most
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• Another man's treasure: old vending machines turn new profits for Jackson State Student
  by Michelle K. Massie
• Blazing trails in conservation: Ringo named first black chairman of the National Wildlife Federation
  by Hamil Harris
• Convention calendar
• More than just an internship
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Bonds without borders: funds holding issues from developing nations outpaced their stodgy cousins from the industrialized world
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Plastic debt
  by James C. Johnson
• Stolen lives: identity theft is the country's fastest growing crime. Here's how to protect your most valuable asset—you!
  by Stephanie Young
• Starting a nonprofit
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Bringing luxury to the masses: distributor specializes in unique contemporary products
  by Bridget McCrea
• Resource line
• What's Debra Lee doing to bet?
  by K. Terrell Reed
• Leading the way: discover what you need to be an effective self-leader
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Ernesta G. Procope: America's insurance maven: building the largest black-owned insurance brokerage, this first lady staked her claim on Wall Street
  by Nicole Marie Richardson
• Is that house overvalued? Here's how to determine the true worth of your biggest investment
  by Aissatou Sidime
• Just do it: DIYnetwork.com director Phillip Williams gives his home improvement Website an extreme makeover
  by Bridget McCrea
• High caliber companies: our Small Business Awards winners are growing their businesses by serving their niche
  by Alan Hughes
• Renter's rights: what you should know as a tenant
  by Damon Hodge
• Posh purses: handbag designer has a handle on style and function
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Inspired again
  by Glen C. Gilmore, III
• Ground breaking begins next month for a $225 million renovation of New York's Harlem Hospital
  by Patrice D. Johnson
• Find your keys, make a difference
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• MDL Capital fights lawsuit over $215 million loss: CEO says charges are politically motivated
  by Alan Hughes
• No 401 plan
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Do-it-yourself estate planning: it takes good legal advice to plan your will, but these software alternatives can help
  by Sonya Donaldson
• … But can you walk the walk? These chief diversity officers say the best diversity practices are about more than good intentions—they're about measurable results. How does your company stack up?
  by Sonia Alleyne
• The DMV helps you fight fraud: new law prevents display of Social Security numbers on driver's license
  by Raelyn Johnson