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Departments
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the fall of 2003, the Women's Initiative Committee--launched, and
chaired, by then-President Nannerl O. Keohane--issued its final
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 The costs of corporate journalism |
 Remembering
Doug Knight, funding
financial aid, attracting
a Nobel Laureate; Campus
Observer: relief for stressed-out students; Syllabus:
AAAS 199 The Hip-Hop Aesthetic |
 Businesses go global: Gary Gereffi, professor of sociology, talks about how it all happened, and what it all might mean. |
 The Disney empire and American civil religion, welfare reform and the lives of struggling citizens |
 Career counseling, strategic planning, Andean hiking; Career Corner: the well-crafted cover letter; Retrospective: a jaunty Joe College |
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"It's refreshing when hip-hop artists understand that they sit at the feet of great musical traditions, just as the next great movement in black music will sit at the feet of hip-hop."
--Mark Anthony Neal, associate professor of African and African-American Studies at Duke, on a collaboration between jazz musician Olu Dara and the rapper Nas, in the Boston Globe
"The project to bring freedom and democracy to the Middle East is a thinly veiled plan to make that region safe for capitalism."
--Angela Davis, in her keynote speech at Duke for the observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
"Inside were several of America's future, re-enacting a scene from the movie Old School, where females wrestle in a pool of lubricants."
--Durham Police Sergeant D. Gunter, after breaking up an off-campus party given by Duke students, in USA Today |
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