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Articles in Sept 2007 issue of Ebony

• Alek Wek From Sudanese Refugee to International Supermodel
  by Lynette R. Holloway
• College finance 101: students should keep debt under control
  by Kelley Louise Carter
• Made for walking : this season's boots are hot. Whether you're headed to an appointment or to a date, you can strut your stuff confidently in these babies!
  by Renata Strashnaya
• The Rev Dr. Jamal-Harrison Bryant: from G.E.D. to PH.D. and a global mission
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Parent's Ultimate Education Guide: Seven Secrets of How to Study
• Beautiful? 'There is no question Black is beautiful'
  by Kiri Davis
• Sweeter Than Honey
• Brush up: look no further. We found the best hairbrushes to give your style a finishing touch
  by Christine James
• The gender gap on campus: fewer and fewer Black males are enrolling in college
  by Kevin Chappell
• Casanegra: A Tennyson Hardwick Mystery
• Trailblazers
• A winner: Lewis Hamilton: racing's newest phenomenon
  by Michael Dabney
• 10 tips for being well dressed
  by Veronica Webb
• On the brink of disaster: how HBCUs can get back on track: Texas Southern University and Florida A&M University are rebounding from some serious challenges while some other HBCUs are removed from probationary status
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Manipulation of the mind: versatile actor who co-stars on TV drama Heartland focuses on overcoming negative images
  by Rockmond Dunbar
• 5 questions for … Monique Coleman
  by Joy T. Bennett
• VIP : inspired by the glamour and glitz of our favorite megastars and moguls, celebrity scents take center stage this season
  by Christine James
• Defining fabulous: celebrating 50 years of the Ebony Fashion Fair
  by Lynn Norment
• Campus update
• Ebony on the scene
• Moving forward by giving back: helping others can change lives. I know this firsthand, for acts of kindness made a big difference in my life
  by Kelly Rowland
• The fickle business of fashion: according to Tyra, Iman, Kimora and Alek
  by Keith Reed
• Funding a college education
• Glam Odyssey: a Fashion Journey Into Bliss and Beyond
• 'It's not always prostate cancer.'
  by Brian A. Stone
• How Black style became beautiful; fashion historian Michael Henry Adams offers a few lesser-known details highlighting more than 100 years of Black excellence in fashion
  by Michael Henry Adams
• From HBCUs to success: out of school and in the real world, graduates excel in a variety of professions
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• The New Black Father
  by Cedric Austin Nash
• New Orleans: two years after Katrina, life is still hard in 'the big easy'
  by Debra Adams Simmons
• A salute to the fashion world: a message from the president & CEO
  by Linda Johnson Rice
• International affairs
• Historically Black Colleges & Universities
• Mo'Nique
  by Deloris Clayborne
• Strictly for laughs
• Andre Leon Talley 'Mr. Fashion: from Durham, N.C., to the Center of an Elite World
  by Teri Agins
• Dr. Norman C. Francis: an award-winning fixture at Xavier University
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Sept.: what's happening where?
  by Joy T. Bennett
• A spotlight on individuals who are moving onward & upward
• Dorm basics: a checklist of items for your room on campus
• Culture of disrespect
  by Cynthia Drew Barnes
• Ledisi
  by Shirley Henderson
• Onions for all seasons
  by Charlotte Lyons
• Campus directory: a brief profile of HBCUs to acquaint students and parents with historic institutions
• The making of the fashion cover?
  by Harriette Cole
• Style Hall of fame: 23 innovations changing the fashion world
• More than fun & games: gatherings can generate some important financial contributions for students and community
  by Shannon Jones
• 'I Can, But You Can't'
• Prince
  by Lynn Norment
• Fall out
  by Harriette Cole
• Pilates exercise for the mind and body
  by Lynette R. Holloway
• The Ex Files
• 12 ways to prepare for college: educators school parents on the best practices to help prepare children for higher learning
  by Shirley Henderson
• Living with lupus
  by Johnetta Beals
• Also noted: new releases that dropped this month
• Audrey Smaltz from Ebony Fashion Fair to backstage on 'fashion avenue': former model blessed with 'a real knowledge of fashion, a good voice and a sense of humor …'
  by Teri Agins
• Super lawyers: their names are Billy Martin and Ted Wells
  by Ron Harris
• The Peebles Principles
• Is Black still: learning to be Black and beautiful
  by Katherine Van Heidrich