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His visit was sponsored by Libraries’ Department of International and Area Studies and the Rubenstein Library’s Human (...)

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Whether you are studying human history, molecular evolution, or the flow of water through a tributary, we invite you to share your data (...)

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Here are the other AV-related features we have been able to develop in 2017: Access control: master files & derivatives alike can be protected (...)

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https://blogs.library.duke.edu/blog/2021/03/02/a-few-words-in-memory-of-our-friend-sam/

He was the beloved spouse of one of my old college friends and the in-law of two others; I have many happy memories of raucous (...)

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Documents that are stored in a human-readable format, on the other hand, have advantages for long-term preservation.

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This is a high priority, because accessibility compliance is inherent to complying with civil rights law. Prioritizing (...)

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Sara as a Duke undergraduate (right), with future husband Sasha (center) and future sister-in-law Beth, celebrating a Duke men’s (...)

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We have continued to contribute to the international project as active participants on the FOLIO Product Council, special interest (...)

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One of many events put on by national civil rights organizations as fundraisers for the upcoming March on Washington for Jobs and (...)

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