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The Changing Face of Duke
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Riddles in Stone
The curious symbolism of the library shields
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A Landmark Graduation Ceremony in Kenya
First female students to graduate Friday from WISER in Muhuru Bay
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In a Duke Lab, a Spy's Tools of the Trade
Nick Gessler's collection of encryption devices is a walk through the history of spycraft
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Sally Kornbluth Named Duke University Provost
Prominent scientist currently oversees basic research at Duke's School of Medicine
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To Teach Scientific Reproducibility, Start Young
Introducing concept to undergrads could lead to more transparency in science
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Retention Leads to Discipline Problems in Other Kids
Kids who are held back may contribute to disruptive middle school environment
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Preventing Regulatory Capture
A timely roundtable on when special interests dominate regulatory agencies
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Health, Before Birth
Emerging field of 'epigenetics' studies the signals that tell DNA to work
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Let's Talk Oscars!
Two Dukies offer insights into their favorite Oscar nominees
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Peter Lange Looks Forward
Longest-serving provost prepares to step down at the end of semester
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Life Is a Cabaret
Cheap Thrills: New library exhibit celebrates a time of astonishing artistic creativity
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From the Archives: Looking Back with Duke Basketball
A historical look at college basketball's craziest month
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Sally Kornbluth Named Duke University Provost
Prominent scientist currently oversees basic research at Duke's School of Medicine
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How to Build a Better Breakfast
Mark 'Nutrition Month' with a healthy start to your day
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Drivers Go It Alone
Duke hopes to cut solo commuting by 1,750 drivers in five years
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West Duke Building To Close for Renovation
Fast-acting lecturer leaves classroom before Feb. 19 ceiling collapse
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Improving English, One Speech at a Time
Toastmasters Clubs increase confidence, clarity when English is a second language
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Reach Fitness Goals with Run/Walk Club
Signup now for free group offering weekly social structure for exercise
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Office, Household Items Right Price at ‘Free Store’
Duke Free Store accepts, gives away assortment of goods
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New Awards for Historic Baldwin Auditorium
Auditorium garners regional, national construction awards
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From a Zoo of Entries, Terrier Wins Pet Photo Contest
More than 1,000 votes cast across 39 pet photos
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Duke-wide Team Effort During Snow Storm
Staff from grounds to the hospital worked to keep Duke running
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Dorm’s History Tied to Local Black Residents
In 1920, Durham's black leaders lobbied to name a Duke building
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Creating New Forms of Journalism
Bill Adair: It’s time to start reimagining the news story
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Reported Rates of Military Mental Illness Wrong
Allen Frances: The military is far off-track in dealing with its mental health problems
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Breaking Down Barriers
Leslie Niiro on opportunities for students from the humanities and the sciences to work together
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Radicals in Conservative Sheep's Clothing
Allen Frances: Media have carelessly allowed radicals to disguise their radicalism
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A 3-D Future
At Oscar-time, Ted Begosian says 3-D movies and TV are our viewing future
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Make Education a Real Priority in North Carolina
Kristen Stephens: Legislature should increase all teacher salaries -- regardless of years in the profession
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Prolonged Inaction on NC Hog Farms
Ryke Longest, co-author say cleaning up the industrial hog industry is long overdue
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NC Voucher Money and Religious Institutions
Jane Wettach says many schools available to voucher recipients are small, unaccredited religious schools
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Help for Haiti Must Include Embracing Creole
Jacques Pierre:The Creole language can make such a difference in Haiti
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The Mistake Locals Make When Advising Tourists
Troy Campbell: Better to ask recent visitors than long-time residents about how cold it gets in Michigan
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Creating a High-Quality Workforce for NC
Dr. Victor Dzau on how we can build a reliable supply of high-quality workers
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An Obamacare Report Card
Chris Conover says the grades are bad so far -- and likely to get worse
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The Week at Duke {in 60 Seconds}: Kornbluth Appointed Provost; Congressional Testimony
A week's worth of campus news delivered in a minute
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Sally Kornbluth Named Duke University Provost
Prominent scientist currently oversees basic research at Duke's School of Medicine
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'Think Before You Talk' Gets Duke Students to Do Just That
New student org. targets use of hurtful language
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The Week at Duke {in 60 Seconds}: Addiction Study; 'Young Futurists;'
A week's worth of campus news delivered in a minute
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West Union Renovation Heads into New Phase
Construction team officially starting the demolition of the West Union core
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Duke student worked long, hard on the sermon she delivered Sunday
Senior Hannah Ward gave student preacher sermon in Chapel on Sunday
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GEOReflects Photo Contest Captures Students' Pictures Abroad
GlobalEd Office contest to continue to Feb. 28
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The Week at Duke {in 60 Seconds}: Anti-Cancer Compound; Student Preacher
A week's worth of campus news delivered in a minute.
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Office, Household Items Right Price at ‘Free Store’
Duke Free Store accepts, gives away assortment of goods
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Duke Dining to No Longer Use Styrofoam
Styrofoam banned in all eateries on campus due to negative environmental effects
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Two Duke Students Among The Root's 20 Young Futurists
Leslie Turner and Marcus Benning commended as young black achievers
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Habitat for Humanity at Duke & UNC Compete
Fundraiser runs through March 8, second Duke-UNC Men's Basketball game
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Humanities
“Humanities Writ Large” is helping students make sense of a complex, multicultural world.
“Humanities Writ Large” is helping students make sense of a complex, multicultural world.
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