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VELOCITY by Philip Tinari
Technologies and practices once heralded as innovations have lost their novelty;
magnetic strips, fiber-optic cables, and to-go dining establishments keep Duke students
running from day to day
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THE SEARCH FOR ISHI'S BRAIN by Tom Patterson
An anthropologist's research on North America's "last wild Indian" set off a surprising
chain of events, raising profound questions about relationships among whites and
Native Americans, science, and indigenous tradition
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A NEW YORK STATE OF LEARNING by Kirk Kicklighter
Through "Leadership and the Arts," students immerse themselves for a semester
in the world of New York theater, dance, opera, music, visual arts, and philanthropy
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THE READABLE RADICAL AFTER FIFTY by Mark I. Pinsky
A journalist reaches inward--and reaches out to his college friends--to answer
the question, "How does a once-angry young man fairly keep score in middle age?"
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UNDERWATER SLICES OF A VIOLENT EARTH by Monte Basgall
For three weeks this past spring, an expedition using sturdy submersible vehicles worked
around the clock to explore the high-pressure depths west of the Galapagos Islands
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VOICE OF AUTHORITY by Robert Odom
An opera singer has channeled the hard work and determination that fueled
her singing career into her teaching
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