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Now in its 34th year, the Alfred L. Edwards Annual BBSA Conference is the longest running conference at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business, and the flagship event for its Black Business Students’ Association (BBSA). We are truly excited about continuing this tradition of excellence, and we hope that you will be able to join us for our annual conference Leading the Way: Staying Competitive in a Changing Global Economy to be held in Ann Arbor, MI on December 3-6, ...

Untitled Document We’re thrilled to share a number of exciting programming updates regarding the next Harvard Black Alumni Weekend (HBAW), scheduled to take place September ...

ONLINE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Click Here or visit http://www.hbasonline.org/en/cev/117/ ONLINE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Click Here or visit http://www.hbasonline.org/en/cev/117/

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By Esmeralda Bermudez 11:03 PM PDT, June 19, 2009 Khadijah Williams stepped into chemistry class and instantly tuned out the commotion. She walked past students laughing, gossiping, napping and combing one another's hair. Past a cellphone blaring rap songs. And past a substitute teacher sitting in a near-daze. Quietly, the 18-year-old settled into an empty table, flipped open her physics book and focused. Nothing mattered now except homework. "No wonder you're going ...

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Please join us for a Black Ivy League Alumni Happy Hour at Fly Lounge. Fly Lounge is nestled in the down town District corridor. Fly conjures the feel of getting away to an exotic destination. Fly's aviation-themed design of curved, dropped ceilings replicate the cylindrical fuselage of a 747. It's aluminum-paneled walls and flat-screen monitors positioned like windows and free bags of salted mixed nuts only help to advance the fantasy. Date: June 18th 2009 6pm - 9pm  ...

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Fellow Members of the Harvard Community, Have no doubt, Harvard wants you back. Even in this challenging economic climate, the Harvard Alumni Association (HAA) has committed to ensuring that the tradition of Harvard Black Alumni Weekend continues. The HAA is dedicated to bringing our alumni community together for this important event and is providing both logistical and financial support. Thus, with the University’s commitment, we can say with complete certainty that Harvard Black Alumni ...

Grads, you're facing life on your own in unprecedented economic times. Below are some initial steps you can take if you find yourself unemployed or on shaky ground in this challenging job market (courtesy of this article on wetfeet.com). 1. Alert Your Network. Update your online profiles, make a contact list, and draft a correspondence timetable. Remember not to open conversations with your unemployment difficulties, but break the ice first. Join Harvard groups on Facebook and ...

By NOAH S. RAYMAN and ELYSSA A. L. SPITZER Crimson Staff Writers The Harvard Faculty Club broke with 78 years of tradition yesterday, announcing that it would open its doors to a new group of diners—students, who are now welcome to eat in the once-exclusive club. The Quincy Street establishment intends to serve students who want to dine there with family—a move that the Club views as an “investment in the future” that may have long-term benefits, according to an e-mail  ...

Published On Tuesday, December 11, 2007 1:28 AM This is the first article in a three-part series about formerly homeless mother Kimberly S.M. Woo '10 and other transfer students from community colleges called "The Road Less Traveled." Part 2: Harvard Lags in Community College Recruitment Part 3: Mixed Blessings for Student Mother It was an August day in 2007, and the mailbox was empty again. Kimberly S.M. Woo ’10 had checked her mail every day that summer for  ...