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This copy of The Raven caught my eye as it went by on the book trucks. Go Ravens movediary Poe Rare Books , Renovation Week 1 is done!

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Some materials in the Human Rights Archives fit this description because those fighting against human rights often use hate (...)

Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog Dora the Explorer: Pirate Adventure Drillbit Taylor Eagle Eye Frank Generation Kill A Good Woman Lakeview (...)

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“Los Mochileros” joins a large body of Barth’s prints currently part of the Human Rights Archive collections which documents her long (...)

Today Americans and Europeans see China as a gigantic market for consumer products, yet the choices made by these ordinary citizens have (...)

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Please send any concerns about these cancellations to: medical-librarian@duke.edu . Current Eye Research Cytoskeleton Genes and (...)

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One clipping that caught my eye highlights the professions of Trinity graduates by 1887: 275 graduates went into the ministry, 49 went (...)

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Perhaps they were not creepy at all to the nineteenth-century eye, but rather appeared amusing, colorful, and whimsical.

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She looks deeply into the fault lines of culture and freedom: the foreigner, female empowerment, the press, money, “black matter(s),” (...)

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