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In 1976, members organized a Women’s Walk Against Rape, similar to the more recent Take Back the Night marches. When one of their mem- (...)

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As of 2008, the plant employed more than 5,000 people, a majority of whom are Black and/or Latinx.

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This novel, first published in the UK in 1989, blends British history from the time of the Tudors with an exciting contemporary mystery. —Ann (...)

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Samuel Hammond in December 2018. Read more about the Carillon on the Duke University Chapel's website.

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