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A Phenomenological Study on Career Ascension and Advancement of African American Women in Senior Academic Leadership at Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Meka Francis

A Sacrifice For Their Country And A Commitment To Their Community: A Phenomenological Study Of Veterans Transitioning From Soldier To Student
Clarence A. Becknell Sr

Variation in the Human Capacities
Ives Flaucy

Scholasticism an Intellectual Basis and Unifying Principle of Modern Science
Alice V. Johnson

The Rise of the Short Story in American Letters
Mary M. Barra

Shakespeare's Genius was Essentially a Dramatic One
Marie V. Prudeaux

Latin has Always Held Prominence as an Educational Factor
R M. Chissell

Supervised Study
Alice L. Priestley

The Teaching of Reading Affords One of the Greatest Opportunities for the Development of Character in the Junior High School
Dolores O. Johnson

A Thesis on the Constitutional History of the American Negro from 1776 to 1875
Clothilde Labat

Conversations of the Waning Moon
Anam F. Ismail

John McDonogh and His Contribution to Education in New Orleans
Edgar P. Harney

A Critical analysis of Negro Character In The American Novel of The South 1935-1940
Alice Veronica Johnson

A Historical Sketch Of Public High Schools For Negroes In Louisiana
Edna M. Cordier

The Comparison of the Status of Physical Education in the Negro Public Elemetary Schools of Atlanta, Georgia, Birmingham, Alabama, and New Orleans, Louisiana
Minnie L. Finley

A Study Of The Poetry Of James Weldon Johnson
Peter Wellington Clark

Autobiography of Proteins In Nutrients
Marguerite Jones

Brief Study of Working Conditions of Colored Citizens in New Orleans Louisiana
Ernest J. Wright

William T. Sherman, Commanding General of the Military Division of the Mississippi, 1864-1866
Henry W. Johnson

Why Blacks in the New Orleans Area are not buying the AMC Pacer
Louis Mancuso

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