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Ward, Alvin L., II. – ProQuest LLC, 2017
Conflict management is a very important part of higher education, and is the process of limiting negative aspects of conflict while increasing the positive aspects of collaboration. The success of conflict management in HBCUs has become ineffective due to the lack of collaboration and compromise in HBCU leader practice. Prior research concerning…
Descriptors: Conflict, Conflict Resolution, Qualitative Research, Black Colleges
Hanson, Dan – CURRENTS, 2011
Fight songs such as "The Victors" and "Notre Dame Victory March" have become part of the American music lexicon. Along with their sister songs, alma maters, they stir memories of carefree college days, elicit feelings of pride, and sometimes--especially fight songs--poke fun at athletic foes. They are the embodiment of…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Athletics, Music, Conflict
Blanchard, Kendall – 1974
Four hypotheses pertaining to conflict and its resolution in the team sport experience among seven Choctaw communities were tested: Choctaws have a unique conception of conflict vis-a-vis Anglos; this conception has a limiting effect on the exercise or occurrence of more dramatic forms of violence; this notion is reflected in Choctaw team sport…
Descriptors: Aggression, American Indians, Anglo Americans, Athletics