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News
Compass earns high marks in first year
East Campus facilities see greatest change
by Vikram Srinivasan in News
Asked to summarize his experience at the Marketplace last spring, sophomore Ashwin Kulothungun didn't hesitate.
Council hears Duke safety plans
by Eugene Wang
Executive Vice President Tallman Trask spoke about Duke's emergency response system and Jo Rae Wright, dean of the Graduate School, reported on the future of the school at the Academic Council's meeting Thursday.
Prof honored for measles vaccine
by Carolina Astigarraga
Successfully raising eight kids would seem enough to qualify anyone for an award in child care-but some could say for 51 years, Dr. Samuel Katz has taken care of thousands of other children around the world.
Darfur monologues look to educate
by Katie Noto
Students on their way to the Bryan Center yesterday heard something different from the usual shouts of tablers and music from boom boxes, as speakers on the West Campus Plaza read monologues from Darfur for passers-by.
Asians fear alienation, scrutiny
by Anna Lieth
Days after the Virginia Tech shooter was identified as a Korean-American male by national media outlets, members of Duke's Asian Students Association gathered Thursday night to discuss the possible backlashes the Asian-American community may endure as a result of the gunman's actions.
Gift doubles modern art holdings
by Roland Miller
The Nasher Museum of Art has received a gift from Blake Byrne, Trinity '57, that will double its collection of contemporary artwork, University officials announced Thursday.
Warehouse offers free supplies to teachers
by Naureen Khan
Two years after four Duke students became intrigued with the idea of starting a free school supply warehouse for teachers in Durham, their ambitions are finally being realized.
Ex-Xerox brain calls for expanded tech education
by Bolin Niu
Developments in technology may be the answer to the deficiency in higher education.
