Duke Magazine
Volume 95, No.6, November-December 2009

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Scaling Back: After years of aggressive and uninterrupted growth, how is Duke responding to a climate of constrained resources?

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Sizing Up a Smaller Duke
by Robert J. Bliwise
For years, Duke has been on a high-growth trajectory. With declines in endowment returns and philanthropic giving, the university—like most of higher education—is adjusting to a challenging financial reality
Making the Cut
by Jon Scher
Now in his second year at Duke, football coach David Cutcliffe is aiming to turn his Blue Devils into an ACC powerhouse, drawing on wisdom, experience, and inspiration from icons like Bear Bryant, Wallace Wade, and the 1938 Iron Dukes
Hothouse Inc.
by Josh Harkinson
The economy is down, people are being laid off, new jobs are scarce. A group of young Duke alumni share living space and entrepreneurial insights in order to survive—and thrive
Pragmatic Problem Solver
by Barry Yeoman
Tim Profeta, comfortable among scholars and respected within Capitol culture, brings a sure hand to the delicate task of inserting good environmental research into the national legislative discourse
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Spirit Wife
Retrospective
Retrospective: A Tale of Two Campuses
Update
'A Search for Green Treasure,' May-June 1998
Mini-Profiles
Mini-Profiles: Marfé Ferguson Delano '80, children's book author
 
Between the Lines, by Robert J. BliwiseThe visual viewpoints of Picasso and of Duke Magazine
Under the Gargoyle War, remembrance, and forgiveness
Forum Standing up for science, annoyance over agriculture, caring for classmates
Gazette Expanding the Medical Center, finding justice in the classroom, harvesting the energy of waves, summoning the "Flu Crew"; Q&A: parapsychology revisited; Campus Observer: home-field advantage
Books The twists and turns of intellectual property, the dispossessed of Bombay
Alumni Register Celebrating volunteers, extending legacies, welcoming freshmen, empowering women; Retrospective: Trinity transformed; mini-profiles: reflecting on a famous family name, crafting biographies for kids, scoring in the jazz world

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