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Tracking the Tendrils: Processing the Papers of Ann Baker

Duke Student Movements: 1960-1961

Masahiko Aoki Papers Open for Research

The Greensboro Woolworth Sit-ins Through the Bill Chafe Oral History Collection

Manuscript Mysteries, and the Making of Medical Authority: A Researcher’s Journey at the Rubenstein Library

“You Had to Be There:” Charis Books and More’s 50-Year History as the South’s Oldest Independent Feminist Bookstore

Exhibits on Display

Empty road on the left with sidewalk on the right filled with people walking in a line some holding protest signs

Movement and Memory Through the Lens of Danny Lyon

Open book with wide paper border surrounding hand colored rectangular map of the world

Theatre of the World

Woman looking down and touching fabric of scarf between her fingers

An "Open Mesh of Possibilities"

7 strips, each containing a portion of a larger image, a part of a building, part of a map, more buildings, part of an old drawing of duke, part of a photograph of a group of buildings, a street map, a part of a photo of a water tower., building map

“A Worthy Place”:

Dr. Payne, wearing glasses and a suit, standing at a podium and delivering a speech.

Palliative Care with Compassion

road along shore with road sign entering hazard zone

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Winter 2024

Contents

Curators’ Statement
Our Duke: Constructing a Century
Evolution of Duke
Administration
Research
Duke and Durham
Athletics
Student Life
Activism
Student Organizations
Arts and Performing Arts

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Upcoming Events

Flipping the Bird Friday

Fri, Apr 4

12:15pm — 12:45pm

Flipping the Bird Friday

Fri, May 2

12:15pm — 12:45pm

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Rubenstein Library

John Hope Franklin Research Center

John W. Hartman Center

Sallie Bingham Center

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