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A Career At The Crossroads Of Disciplines
Sherman James looks back at a career that crossed boundaries, helped set policy
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Two Students Selected As Truman Scholars
Dominique Beaudry and Jamie Bergstrom are among 59 students selected nationwide
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The Girl Effect in Action
A Duke student writes about how WISER's education for girls is changing Muhuru Bay
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Celebrating Earth Day at the Nicholas School
Food, music, fitness and plenty of environmental education, Thursday
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DukeMed: The Musical
Everything you want to know about Duke medical education, in song
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Ferns Borrowed Genes to Thrive in Low Light
Bumping sex cells with the hornworts may have done it
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Parental Involvement Is Overrated
Angel Harris, co-author on whether parents help students achievement
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Who Owns the Rights to Faculty Publications?
A Duke blog is at center of discussion on waiver of faculty publishing rights
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Choosing the Right Violin
Duke violinist Eric Pritchard discusses the virtues of a new instrument
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A Time Capsule to Mars
Duke junior is leading a cohort of students from across the nation on a mission to Mars
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In Chicago, Your Neighborhood May Make You Sick
A new Duke study draws links between bad neighborhoods, bad life events and bad health.
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Junkyard Physics
Duke physicists build a neutrino detector with scraps and ingenuity
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Duke Farmers Market Opens Friday
Markets runs Fridays through September and features local vendors
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Take Five: Boost Morale with Workplace Encouragement
A simple kind word can go a long way for coworkers
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Catching Duke Spirit at Blue Devil Days
Admissions staff efforts culminate during admitted student events
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Faculty, Staff Honored with Presidential Awards
Employees recognized for outstanding service to Duke
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From the Archives: Easter Services at Duke Chapel
Looking back at Duke Easter celebrations, from the 1930s to 1980s
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Unpark Yourself on Earth Day, Win Prizes
Use a sustainable commute on April 22 and share a picture of yourself
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Facing Retirement
By 2018, a third of the University workforce will be eligible to retire. Will they be ready?
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Adopt-a-Book Breathes Life into Old Pages
Community members donate to Duke Libraries and pick books for conservation
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Accident Insurance for Less than $1 a Month
Financial assistance in the event of accidental death or major injury
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Take a Duke Course at a Special Rate
Employees offered undergraduate courses for $975 per course credit instead of $5,723
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Central Campus Pool to Offer Aquatics Programs
Starting April 7, Duke Recreation and Physical Education will oversee pool programs, staffing
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Duke Sports Go Digital for Online Audience
New production trailer allows for increased Internet broadcasts
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Turn Emotion Into Action
Kristin Goss: Will the new Everytown for Gun Safety coalition succeed?
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Why Wouldn’t People Want to Reduce Inequality?
David Siegel on why democracy has not saved us from inequality
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The Antidepressant Generation
Dr. Doris Iarovici on young people and antidepressants
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My Interview With Accused Kansas City Gunman
Alumnus Robert Satloff's recounts harrowing encounter that occurred 33 years ago
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Parental Involvement is Overrated
Angel Harris, co-author: Parental involvement does not help students achieve
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Homegrown Terrorism Threat Overhyped
David Schanzer, co-author on terrorism threats since Boston Marathon bombing
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In School Rampages, the Weapon Matters
Phil Cook, Kristin Goss: In assaults, likelihood of death grows when gun is involved
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The Rich Are Running Latin America
Nick Carnes, co-author: We should care that Latin America has white-collar governments
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Aaron’s Home Run Record Still Means Everything
Mark Anthony Neal on why Hank Aaron's record still matters 40 years later
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The Modern Politics of ‘Game of Thrones’
Jed Purdy sees similarities between the show and our own political system
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What If Putin Had Bought Crimea?
Joseph Blocher, Mitu Gulati on selling sovereignterritory to resolve disputes
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More To Do On NC Health Care Gap
Mark Dakkak: Thousands of NC residents excluded from Obamacare
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Last Day of Classes
Information to stay safe and have fun on LDOC
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Visibly Thinking About Undergrad Research
Undergraduate research is kind of a big deal at Duke
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New Outreach and Access Coordinator at Duke
Justin Clapp will lead programs targeting first-generation and low-income students
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Catching Duke Spirit at Blue Devil Days
Admissions staff efforts culminate during admitted student events
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Author Teju Cole to Deliver Distinguished Lecture April 24
The event is free and open to the public
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Admitted Students to Visit Duke for Blue Devil Days
Over 1400 are expected
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Rowing Unveils New Boathouse
New boathouse will house Women's varsity and Men's club teams at Lake Michie
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Unpark Yourself on Earth Day, Win Prizes
Share a picture of yourself using a sustainable commute to campus on April 22
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Student Speaker Selected for Duke's Commencement
Jennifer Sherman to describe how "extraordinary and ordinary moments" come together to transform student lives
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The Week at Duke {in 60 Seconds}: Gloria Steinem; Blue Devil Days; Liver Health
A week's worth of campus news delivered in a minute.
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Duke Team Wins Atlanta Hedge Fund Challenge
Seniors Tim Evans and Dylan Gamret and Junior Wes Koorbusch presented idea of buying out student loans in exchange for a percentage of their future earnings
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'Americanah' Selected for 2014 Summer Reading
Novel about love and race by Nigerian author Adichie chosen from 400 recommendations
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