Black Colleges Band Together to Get a Jump on TechnologyTeaming Up on Technology

By JEFFREY R. YOUNG

3 new projects aim to help them make joint purchases, build networks, and improve teaching

Many historically black colleges and universities are stepping up efforts to bring technology to their campuses and promote its use. Some administrators even say that wiring the institutions may be the only way to insure their survival.

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