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Musicians leadens At Black colleges, there is no ceiling, on achievem ent, no goal is kxi tar (etched A| nd from the graduate classrtxim to the corporate conference rixm i. that spirit ot resourcefulness and achievem ent is a lasting fx'tiefit to tin’ graduates ot Black colleges and those w ho live (»id work with them Is it any wonder that, th ou g h th ey enroll only It, of Black college stu d en ts Black c o lle g e s p ro d u ce 3 7 % o f all B lack c o lle g e g ra d u a te s7 hen you re considering, colleges, why not consider the on es that gave us Martin I.uther King. Jr. rhurgtxxJ Marshall and .Andrew Young, ’ It you re out to m ake som ething s jx ’nal ot yout life. Black colleges can really get you ox'kin g AMERICAS BLACK COLLEGES ARE YOU SMART ENOUGH TO GO? P n x lu c e t is R u k I la m s . Bl.ts r G - Hoi .» \ l DAI » ( W »(IN I t . it 'll) M . i x a . 1 • «f • Eva Gabor • R»w,e o f Pans H ’ fa 1 Uf î.lt.i Bnn 4 ,it*» , Btw, ir t i t O ,.-: I: Bi) I-. I s R. - ’• J ,
