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Arts and CultureOrchestrating sound and song on a different keyboard
Scott HulerThe Duke Laptop Ensemble headlines its first concert
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AlumniThriller With a Cause
Corbie HillHand surgeon and author Richard Brown has raised tens of thousands of dollars – and counting – for Doctors Without Borders
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AlumniAncestry CEO Deb Liu Finds Her Voice
Christina HolderHer wisdom: Who you think you are isn’t who you can actually be
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FacultyWhat the Clouds Say
Corbie HillWhy modeling climate patterns on a small scale can have a big impact on understanding tomorrow’s weather
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On CampusThe Keeper of the Court
Maya MillerWilliam Harris Jr. puts the shine on hallowed hoop ground -
FacultyBeyond AI's Black Box
Corbie HillWhen her high school classmates were in study hall, a teenaged Cynthia Rudin would sneak into the practice room and pound through the soap operatic flourishes of Rachmaninoff. Her favorite, though, was Ravel; she loved his and his French contemporaries’ impressionistic tides of heady emotion.
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Health and MedicineEyes on a Miracle
Michael PennIn West Africa, Duke eye surgeon Lloyd Williams is helping local doctors restore sight to the blind, a mission that is both easier and harder than you’d think.
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Great Duke ParentsGiving Tuesday
Tyler GilmoreHow Duke parent Laurence Belfer helped to shape the biggest global day of philanthropy -
FacultyArtist Stephen Hayes Sculpts from History with an Eye on Changing the Future
Janine LatusThe boots haunted him. Thirty-two hundred of them tromping in formation down a narrow dirt road that ran between swamps and through pine barrens three miles outside of Wilmington, North Carolina, their percussion pounding into the earth as 1,600 American Colored Troops advanced into the enemy fire guarding Wilmington.