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One of the behind-the-scenes traditions of graduation weekend is a dinner for honorary-degree recipients. |
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Beach-reading tips from ocean experts, The Passion of the Christ
decoded by an art historian |
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College costs, righteous wars, terrific teachers |
A political junkie's campaign-trail education |
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Peter Lange: "I love the challenge of interacting on a regular basis with really smart people"
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Albright with a graduation message to live life fully; a new medical chancellor with seasoning as a physician, scientist, and leader;two students with distinction as Truman Scholars; Campus
Observer: Blue Devil tryouts |
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Ralph Snyderman on re-conceiving health care |
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The life in music of Mendelssohn, the balancing acts of motherhood |
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A
reunions wrap-up;
Retrospective:
commencement origins |
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Staging for a comeback |
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"I don’t know how Brodhead has captured
that image—the love of everyone. Freshman year, you learn
that Dean Brodhead is a really cool guy. You’re not sure
why he’s a cool guy, but he is."
--Yale junior Joe Light,
on the reputation of Duke’s new president, Richard
H. Brodhead, in The Chronicle
"These are screams of anger
at the pervasiveness of rape and violence toward
women at Duke! These are the screams you do not hear
often enough!” "
--Trinity freshman
Alessandra Colaianni, near tears and shouting during
the “scream-in” protest she organized
"We’re part of such a
bigger consortium of cosmic events. And it’s
reality-based. This isn’t stuff out of a van
somewhere in Marin County.” "
--Duke Medical
Center physiologist Ralph La Forge on the spirituality
of yoga, which he teaches to patients with heart
disease and heart failure, in Yoga Journal
"She is ethereal and powerful.
She is the Wizard of Oz, Gandalf, Glenda the Good
Witch, Dumbledore, the Goddess of the Gothic Wonderland.” "
--Senior Katie
Mitchell, at the ceremony for the newly christened
Keohane Quadrangle, formerly the West-Edens Link |
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