Articles from Black Enterprise (February 1, 1994)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'A family affair'; David Wooldridge Jr. has a great mentor at Motorola: his dad.	Baskerville, Dawn M.		555
A literary sojourn.	Lee, Thonnia		459
Beyond Category: The Life and Genius of Duke Ellington.	Boyd, Herb	Book Review	148
Black Pearls: Daily Meditations, Affirmations, and Inspirations for African-Americans.	Boyd, Herb	Book Review	86
Boom careers for the coming years.		Cover Story	6098
Boost your skills: B.E.'s guide to the nation's best mid-career executive training programs.	Ross, Steven S.	Cover Story	5631
Buying stock on the cheap: looking to scoop up some shares? Start by bypassing the broker.	Middleton, Timothy		502
Cognac and armagnac.	Fried, Eunice		519
Downsizing trounces diversity 1994.	Clarke, Caroline V.		2144
Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years.	Steele, Carolyn Odom	Book Review	182
High-performance laptops.	Brown, Carolyn M.	Buyers Guide	420
Hot kidpreneur programs that are making a difference; turning kids on to the passion of business is just one of the benefits of these exciting youth programs.	Harris, Adrienne S.		3182
How do we score in the front office? While blacks have landed some high-profile posts, few are getting the jobs that really count.	Clay, Bobby	Cover Story	2619
How to pitch to corporate America: the top seven priorities of corporate procurement officers.	Harris, Adrienne S.		2480
Investment tools for busy professionals.	Brown, Carolyn M.		2629
Job hunt: 1994; career challenges for recent college grads.			3388
Making the most of NAFTA: here's what to do when the barriers to Mexico's markets come down.	Edmond, Alfred, Jr.		476
No more fear: there is help for fearful fliers; and there are millions who need it.	Clarke, Caroline V.		1294
Opportunity knocks - but for whom?	Riss, Suzanne	Cover Story	2953
Reinvent yourself!	Clarke, Caroline V.	Cover Story	3063
Remember the little things....	Baskerville, Dawn M.		501
Success at Work: A Guide for African-Americans.	Randall, Iris	Book Review	296
Teaming up against urban poverty: the CED says corporations must support community groups with 'integrated action.' (Committee for Economic Development)	McCoy, Frank		310
The Black Enterprise executive recruiter directory: a listing of the nation's black-owned executive recruitment firms.	Brown, Ann	Cover Story	3159
The Color Line: Legacy for the Twenty-First Century.	Robinson, Fredrick D.	Book Review	153
The color of money: what Emily's List did for women, America's Fund wants to do for people of color.	Jones, Joyce		409
When people are the bottom line: no longer a place for has-beens, human resources moves to the cutting edge of strategic business planning.	Solomon, Charlene Marmer	Cover Story	3948