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    1. 2017 October

      Status involves being well-known and influential.

    2. 1960s - 1990s · A Leap of Faith: Documenting the First-Generation Undergraduate Experience · Duke Un

      They often did not express their first-generation status openly, perhaps due to the association with lower-income status.

    3. Meg's Picks - Duke University Libraries Magazine

      Evolutionary psychologist Geoffrey Miller explains that humans evolved in small social groups in which image and status were (...)

    4. People · Royal India & The British: The Photography of Samuel Bourne & Raja Lala Deen Dayal · Duke U

      Portrait of Jats Jats are an ethnic group from Northwest India who claim the status of Kshatriya (one of the four varnas or (...)

    5. 2018-2020 Priority Areas - Duke Learning Innovation & Lifetime Education

      With digital tools, we can offer learning in this more holistic way, retaining and deepening the social ties that learners make even as (...)

    6. What's Next - Learning Innovation Annual Report 2018-2019

      With digital tools, we can offer learning in this more holistic way, retaining and deepening the social ties that learners make even as (...)

    7. Book Review: Confessions of a microfinance heretic

      Beginning in 2005, microfinance lenders began shifting their status as nonprofit organizations to commercial enterprises. 

    8. Find Books - Women in the Professions - LibGuides at Duke University

      Search or browse by subject heading  Below is a selected list of Library of Congress subject headings to get you started Women in the (...)

    9. IGO-NGO Cooperation - Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) - LibGuides at Duke University

      International NGOs active in the field of economic and social development may seek to obtain consultative status with the (...)

    10. Regional Realities · Beyond Supply & Demand: Duke Economics Students Present 100 Years of American W

      In this pamphlet, Clark responds to anti-suffragist author Miss Molly Elliot Seawell’s Why Women Should Not Vote to demystify common (...)

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