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Articles in Nov 1994 issue of Black Enterprise

• Fate of Miss. college in court's hand; black colleges throughout the nation await Ayers decision - Mississippi Valley State University, Itta Bena, Mississippi, Jack Ayers
  by Mark Lowery
• Iman fashions cosmetics business; supermodel and actress Iman seeks to build a beauty empire - Company Profile
  by Lloyd Gite
• A winning strategy - try to find a niche before applying for a sports apparel licensing contract
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Assert yourself; how to put your foot down without stepping on others
  by Elizabeth Janice
• How to get your products onto retail shelves - includes related article on information references about approaching retailers about carrying your products
  by Carol Milano
• 25 years of black capitalism initiatives - Countdown to 25
  by Alfred Edmond, Jr.
• Making Malcolm: The Myth and Meaning of Malcolm X. - book reviews
  by Herb Boyd
• Champion of justice - Randall Robinson - Column
  by Earl G. Graves
• Brown addresses discrimination complaints; new policies to promote diversity at the Commerce Department - Ron Brown
  by Joyce Jones
• It's all in the look; tips on making your documents and presentations look more professional - new magazine helps businesses use graphic tools and typography
  by Arletha Vickers Allen
• The new deal on business entertaining; integrity, results and costs define today's business meetings
  by Cassandra Hayes
• Growing your consulting business - includes related articles on how consultants can use subcontractors to assist in the expansion and how to improve client mix
  by Margie Markarian
• Fueling the growth of black companies - Countdown to 25
  by Gracian Mack
• Milestones in black business; the birth of the Bed-Stuy Restoration Supermarket Corp - includes list of events that occurred between 1976 and 1977 that are important to black business - Countdown to 25
  by Alfred Edmond, Jr.
• Gore defends urban agenda - Al Gore - Letter to the Editor
• 1994 Ad
  by Fonda Marie Lloyd
• NMBC: taking the risk out of exports - National Minority Business Council Inc - International Business Profile Series
• Broker schmoker, do-it-yourself; here's how to create your own portfolio or mutual fund - includes related article on stock picks
  by Gracian Mack
• Making it personal; whether you're a beginner or a seasoned exec, this PR pro offers twenty tips to help you stand out - excerpt from The Personal Touch
• Crafting a marketing plan that works
  by Joan Delaney
• Capitalists on a mission; since 1971, UNC Ventures has leveraged more than $1 billion in financing for minority businesses - Countdown to 25 Company Profile - Company Profile
  by Mark Lowery
• Getting back on course; the NAACP survives a public airing of dirty laundry
  by Joyce Jones
• The strength of enterprise zones; when local, state and federal governments collaborate, EZs can work
  by Edward Irons
• Performance-based PR; you can avoid hefty public relations fees by paying for results only
  by Arletha Vickers Allen
• Handbook of Stocker Brokerage Accounting. - book reviews
  by Gracian Mack
• Marketing a new universe of heroes; how Milestone Media broke open the comic book industry with a blockbuster distribution and publishing deal - Cover Story
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Home is where the business is; here's how you can live, work and make money under one roof - includes related articles that provide home business reference material information, tips on how to start a business at home and the type of equipment that is nee
  by Christina F. Watts
• Why smart people make bad financial decisions
  by Gracian Mack
• Burger King backs meat processing plant; Diversity Food will be one of the nation's largest black companies
  by Mark Lowery
• 1994 Ad
  by Frank McCoy
• Getting Business To Come To You: Everything Your Need To Know To Do Your Own Advertising, Public Relations, Direct Mail, and Sales Promotion, and Attract All The Business You Can Handle. - book reviews
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Fannie Mae's trillion dollar giveaway; the government agency pledges money to low- and moderate-income home buyers
  by Valencia Roner
• Staying alive; to survive 1994 and beyond, small businesses are using unconventional methods to turn current trends into future profits - includes related article on the Export/Import Association for Minority Exporters & Importers
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• The pros & cons of buying a business - excerpt from 'Courtney Price Answers the Most Asked Questions from Entrepreneurs'
  by Courtney Price
• 1995 Ad
  by Jay Koblenz