Articles from Black Enterprise (April 1, 1994)

Title	Author	Type	Words
10 investment mistakes to avoid: common errors and what drives people to make them.	Carey, Patricia	Cover Story	2172
1994 Black Enterprise auto guide.	Koblenz, Jay	Buyers Guide	2546
A question of Ways & Means? Should Rep. Charles Rangel challenge the House seniority system to land a coveted position of power?	McCoy, Frank		392
Bad economics in the Big Apple: New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani kills a program designed to give 20% of city contracts to minority- and women-owned companies.	Hayes, Cassandra		442
Does censorship make business sense? Inner City Broadcasting has joined the battle against violence in music.	LLoyd, Fonda M.		560
Hot stockbrokers share their hottest picks; direct from the experts to you: free advice on investment strategies and buy-now stocks.	McCoy, Frank	Cover Story	4043
How to make your ex-boss your client: leave with a piece of the business by marketing your services to match your employer's needs.	Brown, Caryne		3335
Money and mentorship: a new initiative provides four fledging business owners with $10,000 grants and the counsel of experienced entrepreneurs.	Edmond, Alfred, Jr.		478
More racial injustice in the Justice Department: the Immigration and Naturalization Service is the latest branch to be charges with employment discrimination.	Jones, Joyce		410
Mutual funds: still going strong; a look at 1993's strongest mutual funds, and the best bets for 1994.	Vreeland, Leslie	Cover Story	1602
Picking the right mutual funds for you.	Brown, Carolyn M.	Cover Story	1961
Riding out a jittery market: don't drop that stock! Here's how investor patience pays off.	Englander, Debra Wishik		437
Shifting gears: if you're thinking about career switching, reach out before you leap.	Baskerville, Dawn M.		480
Some for the money: the leading money management software is not new, but it's definitely improved.	Brown, Carolyn M.		447
Taking education as an elective: when it comes to helping black students, school choice gets an "incomplete." (danger of establishing open-ended policies that allow students to choose which schools they want to attend)	Conrad, Cecilia A.		330
Teens who mind their businesses: competition spotlights girls who want an income of their own.	Warren, Renee E.		372
The 100 Best Colleges for African-American Students.	McCoy, Frank	Book Review	295
The African Americans.	McCoy, Frank	Book Review	281
Versatile bourbon: from cocktails to the kitchen, Bluegrass Country's favorite drink is an all-around classic.	Fried, Eunice		657