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    1. The Devil's Tale - Page 74 of 131 - Dispatches from the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript

      Duke Stone panels being applied. Photo by Aaron Welborn. Did you know that Duke Stone comes from a quarry in Hillsborough, North (...)

    2. From the Collections - The Devil's Tale

      Marjorie Lorch , Professor of Neurolinguistics, Department of Applied Linguistics and Communication, University of London, visited the (...)

    3. Two steps to a revolution in scholarly publishing – a thought experiment - Scholarly Communications

      Academic societies bring the expertise and needs of their membership, and their growing commitment to taking active roles also in the (...)

    4. Not What the Doctor Ordered - The Devil's Tale

      In My Little Library of Health he informed his readers about his research and strong belief in the healing properties of Ultra-Red Rays .

    5. 2009 July

      Some of the electronic journals that will be unavailable from Wiley Interscience during the above times are: Current Directions in Psychological (...)

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      These new titles focus on applied business topics covering fields such as finance, accounting, marketing, and management.

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      Some of the electronic journals that will be unavailable from Wiley Interscience during the above times are: Current Directions in Psychological (...)

    8. Signing My Rights Away (a guest post by Jennifer Ahern-Dodson) - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      I needed to do more research and so requested the book through Interlibrary Loan and purchased it online as well.

    9. Who do you work for, faculty author? - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      I now recall, and have confirmed, that it is in John Willinsky’s book, The Access Principle: The Case for Open Access to Research and (...)

    10. 5 Titles: Five Black Artists You Should Know - Duke University Libraries Blogs

      Fire represents lynching where a flammable substance is applied to the body, such as coal, tar, oil, and the victim is burned alive. … (...)

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