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    1. Screamfest in Pictures - The Devil's Tale

      We had materials on display from all of the creepy, spooky corners of the Rubenstein Library, including these items from the History of Medicine (...)

    2. Heschel Highlights, Part 3 - The Devil's Tale

      Hill Collection: Mittie Maude Lena Gordon Doris Duke's Bittersweet Chocolate Ice Milk Heschel processing Post navigation Previous Post (...)

    3. What to Read this Month: July 2017 - Duke University Libraries Blogs

      The contributors focus on items ranging from bologna to chocolate, including sweet and savory puddings, fried bread with an egg in the (...)

    4. 2009 August

      Posted by Meg in Book Reviews | No Comments » Tags: Consumer behavior , Marketing Latest Movies Tuesday, August 4th, 2009 Our latest movies are (...)

    5. Rights! Camera! Action!: Brother Towns - The Devil's Tale

      Related posts: Pick the President, 1912 Edition A Worthy 100 Years New Acquisitions - “Los Mochileros” fullframe Post navigation Previous Post (...)

    6. Moving the Rubenstein, in Pictures - The Devil's Tale

      Especially when they’re homemade salted caramel chocolate doughnuts. We were surprised to find even one left when we arrived to take (...)

    7. Another Wednesday at the RBMSCL - The Devil's Tale

      Elizabeth Dunn won “Best in Show” for her Heart-Shaped Dark Chocolate Brownies. Although Team Smith won the categories 3 to 1, Team (...)

    8. University Mace & Chain Now on Display in Perkins Library - The Devil's Tale

      Related posts: Getting Past the Gates ABC's of John Hope Franklin - (G) George Washington Williams Doris Duke's Bittersweet Chocolate (...)

    9. Crazies in Love: A Valentine's Open House - The Devil's Tale

      What if we mention that there will be chocolate and candy ? Until next Thursday, Your Rubenstein librarians Related posts: Happy 4th of (...)

    10. Rubenstein Library Test Kitchen: Cooking with Duke Power - The Devil's Tale

      Quite a few of them looked recognizable as something my great-grandmothers used to make, like “Cheery Cherry Cake” or “Skillet Cookies.” Others, (...)

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