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To better understand her fragmented use of such works, I wanted to see how Acker had originally inserted them into her texts.

View Online: exhibits.library.duke.edu/exhibits/show/suffrage Beyond Supply and Demand continued from page 1 3 Issue 38, Fall (...)

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You learn something new every time you stop by. It’s nice to see students interact with it. • Every office has moved in.

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Remembering Anne Firor Scott 1 Curating the Self: Profiles in Research 1, 2 Art and Artists in the Archives 2 Recent Publications 2 Mary Lily (...)

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From the chart below, you can see that we have consistently surpassed our goals and we have already reached our goal for FY 2015.

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The Bingham Center recently welcomed one of these six sets as part of the Lisa Unger Baskin Collection. Previously owned by im- portant (...)

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He would then screen the films and people would come see themselves in the movies in the 1920s-1940s.

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