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Recently two books have been published that cast an academic eye onto the meaning of celebrity. In Starstruck, Elizabeth (...)

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Each agency is directed to develop a policy and process relevant to their funding area, and to coordinate with each other and avoid unnecessary (...)

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Snaije, Olivia and Mitchell Albert. Keep your eye on the wall : Palestinian landscapes . Film & Music Film Ginsburg, Terri.

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To help address some of these issues, I thought it would be useful to recap some of the big questions from our lunch conversation–to reflect on (...)

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Before coming to the Library, she had previously worked at the Duke Eye Center. Terry loved to read, travel, work at the Duke (...)

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Some items of note include eye-witness accounts of events written by students as well as materials documenting the administration’s (...)

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Please send any concerns about these cancellations to: medical-librarian@duke.edu . Current Eye Research Cytoskeleton Genes and (...)

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If we are serious about copyright incentives, she suggests, “we need to keep a close eye on which entities are benefiting material from (...)

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9/10/2009 04:45:00 PM Without a doubt, the most eye-catching title to arrive at the Goodson Law Library this summer was Killer Robots: (...)

It is hard to say whether the “Ivory Tower” has really ever existed, but this year serious academics are in the public eye, speaking (...)

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