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Compile the notes. 2.22 Partner with The Duke Endowment Libraries to hire staff or interns to work on the histories of the schools.

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That said, we are happy to help students apply concepts and techniques to their work independently. CDVS does not provide protracted, (...)

This is help us sustain and expand this work. o Question: Do you have a good list of those who use these services so we can encourage (...)

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Human Resources Records Retention Guidelines (Effective July 2006) Record Series Retention Notes and Relevant Laws Staff Member name and any (...)

: o How sophisticated do the defenses against copyright need to be? We have been able to hire a new copyright librarian, Kate Dickson, (...)

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If you find references to the presence or activities of enslaved people; documentation of legal or financial transactions relating to slavery; (...)

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And second, there must be an express, written and signed agreement between the employer and the contractor “that the work shall be (...)

But again, the NIH policy has nothing to do with work for hire; it certainly does not involve any claim that funding of (...)

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But again, the NIH policy has nothing to do with work for hire; it certainly does not involve any claim that funding of (...)

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