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Rosalind Kainyah, president of De Beers Inc., USA, closed the Duke MBA Footprints Conference with a keynote address Wednesday at The Fuqua School of Business. Kainyah discussed De Beers' rigorous efforts toward developing strong relationships with the African countries in which it works.
Bruce Jentleson, former foreign policy adviser to Al Gore and a professor of public policy studies, met with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad Jan. 11 with other U.S. experts to discuss a variety of geopolitical issues concerning Syria, fellow Middle Eastern nations and the United States. The Henry L. Stimson Center and The United States Institute of Peace, two Washington, D.C., think tanks, sponsored this trip under a project called "Iraq and Its Neighbors."
Duke students fearing the worst for their internship prospects this summer should breathe a little easier according to Career Center officials, who said searches overall have not been sidelined by the economic downturn.
Media experts still buzzing from the election explained Saturday the importance of technology in what they said was the most memorable election they had witnessed.
In a showdown featuring the potent Boston College offense and the stingy Duke defense, the Blue Devils travel north in search of their second ACC win.
Only two games separate No. 11 Duke from ACC play-but neither of them will roll over for the Blue Devils, as they face their last non-conference competition of the year.
