The articles in this document are intended to be reflective of the theme "A Silver Celebration: 25 Years of Educational Excellence," and cover topics ranging from black college athletes to black real estate owners to the status of African Americans in Pennsylvania colleges and universities. They include: "The Social and Political Dimensions of Achieving a Multicultural College Curriculum" (Carolyn D. W. Princes; Andrew O. Igbineweka); "Black Student Collegiate Recruitment in Pennsylvania: A Historiographical Analysis" (R. Pierre Rodgers); "Can Campus Hateful Speech Rules and the Free Speech Clause of the United States Constitution Co-Exist in an Un-Civil Society" (Davie Tate, Jr.); "Confusion Exists in the Purchase of Residential Real Estate: Is It Race Related?" (Vanessa J. Lawrence); "Problems Affecting African American Student-Athletes at Predominantly White Institutions" (Darren J. Hamilton; Sherry L. Price); and "How Well Are African-Americans Doing in Pennsylvania Colleges and Universities? Fall 1998 v Fall 1993 (A Statistical Analysis" (Richard B. Anliot). Two position papers adopted by the Pennsylvania Black Conference on Higher Education Executive Council are also included: "Staying the Course: Toward a Holistic Strategy for Enhancing the Experiences of African Americans in Pennsylvania's Higher Education Institutions" (James B. Stewart; W. Terrell Jones); and "Outcomes Based Education: Another Challenge to Quality Education for African Americans" (Caryl J. Sheffield; James B. Stewart). (Most articles contain references.) (MAB)