The Potomac two-step.

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning President Bush's policy on race are examined. He wants to be known as a compassionate conservative, a kinder, gentler Republican. His hard-core conservative ideology is evident, though, in his decision to oppose the University of Michigan affirmative action case and his lack of support and funding for after-school programs, public housing assistance and voter reform.

Government domestic functions, Health, Educatn & Welfare Programs, Administration of Human Resource Programs, Analysis, Social policy, Bush, George W., Race relations, President of the United States

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Returning the service?

Article Abstract:

Former child prodigy tennis player and Grand Slam winner Garrison, who retired four years ago, now teaches a new generation of urban prodigies. She also serves as mentor and adviser to tennis stars Venus Williams and Serena Williams.

Behavior, Tennis players, Tennis coaches, Garrison, Zina

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Griots at the crossroads

Article Abstract:

A financial oversight committee is being proposed to monitor spending of the largest organization of minorities in the media industry. The once-powerful organization is fighting to recover from the brink of bankruptcy.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Journalists, National Association of Black Journalists

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