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Peer reviewedWhiting, Albert N. – Change, 1988
Joseph Perkins argued in the "Wall Street Journal" that one-third of the 100 traditionally Black colleges should become two-year institutions. This rebuttal suggests that Black institutions' survival involves planning for new and broader missions in an unsheltered, integrated, competitive environment. (MLW)
Descriptors: Black Colleges, College Role, Curriculum Development, Educational Change
