ISSUE:  Spring, 2000

• Sprint And Afronet Team To Deliver Afronet Internet Services on Sprint PCS Wireless Web
• Howard Johnson Hotels and Inns
• Renaissance Woman Maya Angelou Speaks at UWM
• National Black Nurses Association Website at www.nbna.org
• Carl Ware Named Coach to Coca-Cola Consolidated Board
• RGII’s CEO Honored by the National Federation of Black Women Business Owners and Keynote Speaker Cicily Tyson
• Unsung Hero For Civil Rights and Public Service Honored on Latest Black Heritage Series Stamp
• Lexus Announces Four New Dealerships for Four New Diversity Dealers
• AFC Enterprises Endorses Cultural Initiative In Atlanta to Sydney 2000 Project
• African-Americans Feel “Better Off” Economically Versus A Year Ago
• Sprint and Congress Of National Black Churches Partner on Technology Project
• Urban League of Greater Cincinatti Announces Scholarship and Intern Program for Minority Students
• Anger-Prone People Are More Likely To Have Heart Attacks
• Blacks Respond Better to Laser Treatment for Glaucoma, People of African Descent Are At Greater Risk for Glaucoma
• Tobacco Still A Major Problem Among US Teens and Around the Globe
• Genetic Variants Linked to Higher Risk Of High Blood Pressure in African Americans
• Physicians Ignoring Government Guidelines in Treating Blacks & Elderly Hypertensives, New Study Says
• New Study Finds African Americans Less Likely to Receive Stroke-Saving Surgery
• Whatever Happened to Daddy’s Little Girl?  The Impact of Fatherlessness on Black Women
• One Woman Short
• Sorority Sisters
• Ordinary Ressurections, Children in the Years of Hope
• A Provocative Look At Race and Western Culture Masks Blackness, Race & The Imagination
• African and African-American Artists Featured At National Museum of African Art
• Perfect Documents: Walker Evans and African Art, 1935