Ebonics and the African-American Student, continued
by Stacey Thomas

Introduction to Volume 1
- Michael J. Cripps & Cynthia Haller

What Role Does the "Glass Ceiling" Play for Women in Accounting?
- Lydia L. Bryant

Nanotechnology: A Science Fiction or Technology of the Future?
- Tomas Cyparski

Lupus and Compliance: The Problem of Compliance in Lupus Patients
- Amara Diggs

Playing With Children's Minds: The Psychological Effects of Tobacco Advertising on Children
- Joanna Hull

Sanctions Against South Africa
- Charles S. Miller

Ebonics and the African-American Student: Why Ebonics has a Place in the Classroom
- Stacey Thomas

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