A success in proportion: college enrollment is growing, but the numbers show the need for affirmative action

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An American Council on Education report shows a 6.9% increase in college enrollment for Hispanics in 1993. However, Hispanics only earn 3.9% of bachelor's degrees in spite of comprising 14% of all US residents. This gap shows the need to continue affirmative action and recruitment programs.

Education, Statistics, Hispanic Americans, Minority college graduates, Hispanic American students, Minority college students

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The latest buzz

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Multimedia technology is being increasingly acknowledged as a valuable tool for corporations in their marketing and management activities. The technology enables the design of effective business presentation and employee training programs.

Methods, Multimedia technology, Multimedia systems, Business presentations

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Surfin' the 'Net

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The Internet can be used by enterpreneurs to gather information necessary for managing their businesses efficiently. The Internet can be used as both a marketing tool and a source of information for trade news.

Management, Business enterprises, Internet

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