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BUGGED BY THE MILLENNIUM by Monte Basgall
With computer devices primed for dysfunction, we may be facing what Byte magazine
calls "a crisis without precedent in human history"
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A NEW GLOBAL MODEL by Tom Patterson
A geographer and a historian are challenging traditional understandings of how--
and why--the world is divided into continents
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INVESTING IN AFRICA'S FUTURE by John Manuel
"South Africa is just like the U.S. at the end of World War II," says a young
entrepreneur. "If you could turn back the clock fifty years and invest in that market,
wouldn't you?"
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THE BEST FROM THE BRIGHTESTby Eric Larson
The odds of winning Duke's most prestigious merit scholarship are close to lottery
standards; but while lotteries seem to produce a number of wrecked souls, the
A.B. Duke almost always affects lives for the better
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EXPORTING HELP AND HOPE by Brendan Daly
Just what makes the Peace Corps endure--and makes contributing to overseas projects
"the toughest job they'll ever love" for those who volunteer?
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CLASSROOM CORPS by Jaime Levy
Teach for America is proving that a seasoned, rigid instructor is not necessarily
fundamental to a successful classroom
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