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    1. What the...?? - Preservation Underground

      At least, I want to believe that they were trying to help…but wrapping the whole book with duct tape?

    2. New Acquisition: Panko Playing Cards - The Devil's Tale

      I have a version of this game from the late 19th Century and the idea of the game is simple in that random questions are matched to random (...)

    3. New Project Request Process - Bitstreams: The Digital Collections Blog

      We also believe this will improve communication with stakeholders and provide EG with better information to make priority decisions for (...)

    4. More New Audiobooks

      The House of Mondavi: The Rise and Fall of an American Wine Dynasty by Julia Flynn Siler The Color of Water: A Black Man’s Tribute to His White (...)

    5. A MOOC on copyright - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      Lisa Hopkins says: June 10, 2014 at 9:39 am I am so grateful that you are offering this MOOC–and I cannot believe you are offering it (...)

    6. NIH public access and copyright - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      The second question was whether supporters of NIH deposit believe that authors should have the right to transfer their rights by contract.

    7. 2000s · OUR DUKE: Constructing A Century · Duke University Library Exhibits

      2000s · OUR DUKE: Constructing A Century · Duke University Library Exhibits Skip to main content About Menu Intro duction Curators ' (...)

    8. Audiobooks: Holiday Classics

      In Irrationally Yours , Ariely expands his answers to questions published in the Journal, presenting issues such as why people complain; how to (...)

    9. MOOC completion and course activities - Duke Learning Innovation & Lifetime Education

      Because the “watch lectures” variable is not significant in that model, we believe this suggests that content can be effectively (...)

    10. Students shift to mobile devices - Duke Learning Innovation & Lifetime Education

      A majority of college students and high school seniors believe tablets will replace print textbooks within the next five years.

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