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Harry Kledaras and his twin brother Connie leaned back in their lawn chairs while Harry's wife scooped hefty portions of her homemade potato salad onto their plates. They have already loaded their table with Diet Cokes, deviled eggs and subs from Jersey Mike's that explode with lettuce.
When Duke students think of summer internships, they usually think of working in D.C. with policy, in New York City with media and advertising or at a technology or pharmaceutical company. There are even numerous grants and fellowships students can apply to to help fund these summer adventures. This past summer, however, the Chapel sponsored the Pathways Program, a different sort of internship altogether.
Officials at the Duke Institute on Care at the End of Life say they are optimistic about the search for a new director, after a committee identified a pool of over 100 candidates from around the world.
While the military campaign in Iraq continues, leaders around the world are asking for specifics on how the United States and Britain intend to rebuild Iraq.
Although officials hoped the new addition to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions would be completed in time for the wave of spring break visits from prospective Duke students, the building will probably not be completed until late March or early April.
