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It's all about me. Maybe it should be about an authentic understanding of sin, repentance, and forgiveness. |
Using pasta, Play-Doh, and shoebox surgery, professors and students are sparking children's interest in science |
"The fact that I would be making the movie with fellow amateurs in a place with virtually
no electricity, sound-proof sets, or stunt doubles only made me more determined" |
As a music professor and director of Duke's student orchestra, Harry Davidson leads a willing group of amateurs to near-professional heights |
Whether for start-ups or a leg up, an intensive, twelve-hour-a-day, five-day program teaches fundamental scientific and technical concepts to nonscientists |
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Exactly twenty years ago, Duke Magazine made its debut. |
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Ethical insights and stem-cell controversies, English professors and overlooked oeuvres |
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The confining vision of nostalgia, the enduring memories of King, the nurturing ways of Knight |
Into South Africa: "sometimes confused, sometimes guilty, always grateful" |
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Jack Chance: giving voice to the "Quad Squad" |
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Questioning
faculty ideology, crafting
investment guidelines, recruiting
Baldwin Scholars; Campus
Observer: the Divinity School on the line |
Winners and wieners |
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All the news that's fit to sell |
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The Voice of America and America's place in the world, Anne Tyler and a family's
uneasy decades |
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Presidents
pay tribute to a president, alumni
give guidance to students,
a new senior vice president shows a record of accomplishment;
a longtime alumni director announces his retirement;
Retrospective: food for thought at the Dope Shop |
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Solar sensations |
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"The U.S., in spite of its power, must be willing to abide by rules and standards that apply to all states."
--International financier George Soros, in a February address on campus
"In a bingo hall in Davenport, Iowa, I came across a flutist from Japan who played 'Blowin' in the Wind' while we waited for Dennis Kucinich to arrive at an evening rally. She said she had crossed an ocean to play anti-war songs and campaign for the most anti-Bush candidate in the race. I especially enjoyed her version of 'We Shall Overcome.' "
--Senior Justin Walker, in one of his dispatches from the presidential campaign trail he's posting on Duke's website as an independent-study project
"I said, the night you come back and play your first NBA game, you give it back to me, and I'll be there."
--Coach Mike Krzyzewski, on giving a religious medal to former Chicago Bulls point guard Jay Williams '02, whose rehabilitation from a motorcycle accident continues at Duke Hospital
"You have the English major's tale. The English major is the parson. There's the captain's tale. In each tent there is a tent captain. He equates to the knight. I actually have my own tale; I have Aaron's tale, because, you know, Chaucer had his."
--Junior Aaron Dinin, on his book The Krzyzewskiville Tales, inspired by Geoffrey Chaucer, in the Raleigh News & Observer |
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