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    1. The Goodson Blogson

      The change came after SCOTUS received an appropriation in the latest budget to move website management in-house, after a decade of (...)

    2. Looking at Jay Anderson's Historical Photos of Duke - The Devil's Tale

      As with many photographic collections, identifying information can sometimes be found in the image itself.

    3. Meet Sarah Bernstein, the Josiah Charles Trent History of Medicine Intern - The Devil's Tale

      S. in library science at the UNC School of Information and Library Science. My background is in the sociology and history of medicine, (...)

    4. A Love Supreme - The Devil's Tale

      Indeed, in retrospect, Patel appreciates most the film’s emotional impact, on family and strangers alike, “and that this is despite the fact the (...)

    5. Oblivion Receives WOLA-Duke Book Award - The Devil's Tale

      Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library.  For more information on the reading, contact Patrick Stawski at (919) 660-5823 or (...)

    6. Jewish Voices from the Selma-to-Montgomery March - The Devil's Tale

      “We are pleased to be able to make these accounts available to the public as the nation recognizes the 50th anniversary of this historic (...)

    7. Archiving Social Media about Duke Activism - The Devil's Tale

      Students and protesters disseminated much of the information related to the Allen Building Sit-In staged by Duke Students & Workers in (...)

    8. New Acquisitions Roundup- Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of The Ladder: A Lesbian Review - The Dev

      Early content included information from DOB meetings, “Lesbiana” literature reviews, prose and poetry, social experiments, etiquette (...)

    9. Terry Sanford's Varmint Dinner - The Devil's Tale

      Paul Vick, our source of information, attended and assures us it was a good one.

    10. Green Book Provides Guide to a Bygone Era - The Devil's Tale

      The book was created and published by New York City mailman Victor Green, who tapped into a network of Black postal workers across the country (...)

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