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Southern U gives laptops to top 50 frosh.(NEWSWATCH)
Wondering how to inspire smart but poor students? Southern University LA recently gave laptops to 50 Honors College freshmen. "Unlike many universities where students bring their own computers, we still have a number of first-generation, second-generation students ...
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