Monthly Archives: July 2003

By Caroline V. Clarke, Wynton Marsalis by Sonja D. Brown

We all have them. Those moments that fundamentally change us. We may not always recognize…

Posted: July 1, 2003

Reaching détente in the age of corporate diversity requires reaching across enemy lines of race and gender

A hush fell over the room as one by one, nine out of the…

Posted: July 1, 2003

Yes, some companies do mistreat employees. Here's what you need to know to protect yourself or, if necessary, take action.

Before landing a position as a salesman at xerox, Frank Warren says he was…

Posted: July 1, 2003

Everything you need to know when you shop for a home

It’s important to understand financial terms so you can secure the best deal possible.…

Posted: July 1, 2003

While The Ncaa Considers Changing Its Game Plan, Many Black Football Head-Coaching Candidates Remain On The Bench

In early may, the University of Alabama had an opportunity to make history by…

Posted: July 1, 2003

Linda Clayton may have to suppress her fears about debt to increase her fortunes

Linda Clayton hates being in debt. Her fear of debt is such that she…

Posted: July 1, 2003

They are winning Pro Tour tournaments worldwide, but the Odyssey’s 2-Ball Putter has…

Posted: July 1, 2003

An exclusive getaway in the Dominican Republic

Even the most disciplined golfer may have trouble concentrating on Punta Cana’s 18-hole…

Posted: July 1, 2003

Berne Anderson opens shop

Berne Anderson wants to start a fashion revolution, bagging the trends and getting…

Posted: July 1, 2003

Q: What does it mean when a house has “failed to appraise” when…

Posted: July 1, 2003