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Students in Rauch Business Center Computer Lab

Sitting at desk with newspaper

Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn is undergoing a socio-economic transformation, as surging interest from wealthy consumer segments creates pent- up demand for a limited supply of apartments, condominiums, and townhouses. (Hill and Rabig) The African American population of Bedford Stuyvesant has decreased from 75% to 60% in less than a decade. This research paper investigates the extent to which gentrification in Bedford Stuyvesant has caused displacement, or whether rising home prices have begun to create generational wealth for the mainstay, minority population.

Liberman '75 speaking with seniors Blackman and Gugliotta, president of Marketing Club, at Marketing Career Night

Joan & John E. Zollinger, Jr., Scholarship Dinner

Ted Nolan '91, Baker Scholar

Lynn Raiser, '87, associate dir. of Annual Giving, welcomes volunteers (from left) bill Hahn, '49, Roy borgeson, '85 & Ralph Citino, '88

John Podgursky '37, Forry Bast '49, Walter Creitz '48 (Sub for biddle Whigham '48)

Robert J. Teufel, Jr. '59, president Rodale Press, Keynote Speaker for MBA Alumni Day

teacher in front of class