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The Retention Planning Process at Texas Southern University: A Case Studypen admissions policy, the effort to increase retention rates occupies considerable attention. This chapter is based on an institutional study of a planning process designed to improve the retention of freshmen at TSU.

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Not a Laughing Matter: The Portrayals of Black Colleges on Televisionpresentations of African Americans in the media have often relied on, as writer Sylvester Monroe (1994, p. 82) wrote in . magazine, the tropes of “clowns, cut-ups and loud mouthed buffoons.” When the situation comedy arrived on television screens, this role tended to remain the same. An emphasis on

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Pamela Felder Thompson have often drawn, particularly in early stages of a project, on the ideas that were “in the air” while in graduate school, in the Centre for Lifelong Learning and Design (L.D, 2006) at the University of Colorado at Boulder (Figure 1.1). This is because the nature of the problem and the target popul

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Shannon Gary have often drawn, particularly in early stages of a project, on the ideas that were “in the air” while in graduate school, in the Centre for Lifelong Learning and Design (L.D, 2006) at the University of Colorado at Boulder (Figure 1.1). This is because the nature of the problem and the target popul