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Exhibit opens in McKissick A nationally traveling exhibit exploring the lives and celebrations of Southern AfricanAmericans opened Sept. 12 at oci/"?lr Mncpnm ivivivioaivn. ifiuovuui. "Jubilation! AfricanAmerican Celebrations in the Southeast" was organized by the museum. It will be on display through May 1 and then will travel to other museums across the country. "Jubilation!" covers the history and evolution of AfricanAmerican celebrations in the South since Emancipation and details how these ceremonies have become key components in sustaining African-American traditions and heritage. The exhibit reflects more than five years of research and documentation by the McKissick staff and features about 200 artifacts, many of which are borrowed from personal collections. Ethics workshop to be presented "Teaching Business Ethics," a two-day workshop for college business educators, will be presented Sept. 23-24 at USC's Daniel Management Center. The workshop explores methods for colleges to use in adopting business ethics courses in order to meet new standards set by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business. In 1992, the AACSB made ethics studies a requirement for business schools. Led by a distinguished panel of experts, the workshop explores various methods of incorporating ethics studies, the ucm avaiiauic iiunciuus aiiu uic topics such courses should cover. The fee is $150. For information on registration or accommodations, call 777-2231. wa Interactive i cover every subjei And they incorpon sinrl 1 )isior\ rlihe more exciting, Because information instantly a extensive da CD-ROM tec capabilities to tb more and more co) drive. Buy or investment that w\ CD-ROM 1 1 enables you to Centris" 610 wi 'Available to qualifying students. 'Suggested ret, Multi-Gr< special be By College Press Service SEATTLE-What do Michael Virginia Gov. 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