READ THE ARTICLE IN THE WALL STREET JOURNAL By A.J. Baime Nathan Swanson, 61, a staff assistant at Duke University’s Population Research Institute, and Rex […]
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AFTER ELECTION, CANADIAN STUDENTS LOOK AT COUNTRY’S FUTURE By Jessica Sullivan The day after Canada’s October 21 federal election, Canadian Duke students discussed why the
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DUKE–NCCU GROUP VISITS ORLANDO TO LEARN ABOUT COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP SCHOOLS By Karen Guin “History in the making,” wrote Duke University student Songia Wynn as she
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SSRI FACULTY ARIA CHERNIK CHOSEN AS SPEAKER FOR ALL THINGS OPEN 2019 LIGHTNING TALK LINEUP #IAMCS: An Open Source Approach for Equity-focused CS Education We
