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To learn more about pre-prints, visit the ASAPbio Preprint Resource Center . Reading more about being part of the OA movement by (...)

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To browse the collection, please visit the Medical Center Library Reading Room on Level 1 , or peruse the collection via our online (...)

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I spent the first week familiarizing myself with the collection and reading through bits and pieces of Samuelson’s extensive work.

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He taught the European Union Law class at Duke, a subject particularly close to his heart: during the early years of the European (...)

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Clearly, Gutekunst stayed with the animal theme over the course of his career—by the later picture, he even ventured to wear a butterfly shirt (...)

Both of these books are well worth reading. Recommended. © Reviewer: Meg Trauner & Ford Library – Fuqua School of Business.

We’re tired of your old stuff While many people could benefit by taking action toward change, instead of reacting passively, reading (...)

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What really struck me were the cigarette ads inserted into the middle of the books. I wasn’t reading pulp fiction in the early 1970’s (...)

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It is likely that Jacob Chiles continued to live in close proximity to both families after 1803, which might explain why he kept Chiles (...)

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Frank Engel, who always thought students should have other reading sources that took them beyond their medical studies.

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