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She’ll be thanking him in November

Posted by D.G. Martin | Mar 8, 2016 | D.G. Martin

If Hillary Clinton is elected president in November, her very first thank-you should go to Bernie Sanders. “What?” you ask. “How could she thank Sanders when his vigorous campaign took people away from her natural and expected...

What Are We Going To Do About Our Schools?

Posted by The Commentators | Mar 7, 2016 | The Commentators

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The Highest Volume Chemical Produced in the World is . . .

Posted by Jeff Danner | Mar 6, 2016 | Common Science

In the early 1990s when I was a graduate student in Chemical Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania, I taught a class called Introduction to Chemical Engineering to the freshmen. During my first lecture, I asked the...

At PlayMakers, Shows Ripped From Tomorrow’s Headlines

Posted by Aaron Keck | Mar 5, 2016 | Aaron Keck

PlayMakers has had an impressive run of remarkably salient shows.

Let’s welcome the improvements coming to Ephesus-Fordham

Posted by The Commentators | Mar 4, 2016 | The Commentators

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2016 Election Gets Interesting, Not Really In A Good Way

Posted by Aaron Keck | Mar 3, 2016 | Aaron Keck, Featured

The 2016 election is unlike anything we’ve seen. Which would be really fun if it weren’t so scary.

What Would We Do Without Taxes?

Posted by The Commentators | Mar 3, 2016 | The Commentators

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Ginyard: My First of Four Ws at Duke

Posted by Marcus Ginyard | Mar 2, 2016 | Columns, Featured

Coach Williams always talks about how your collegiate career can speed by, usually conveying the message with a snap of his fingers. It’s a simple gesture, but the most appropriate as well. It’s hard to believe that some of the...

How Do We Share Our Gratitude?

Posted by The Commentators | Mar 2, 2016 | The Commentators

How do we share our gratitude? I recently ran into a student with whom I had worked closely during their time in our program—providing feedback on papers, offering advice on field placements, and strategizing about next...

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She’ll be thanking him in November

What Are We Going To Do About Our Schools?

The Highest Volume Chemical Produced in the World is . . .

At PlayMakers, Shows Ripped From Tomorrow’s Headlines

Let’s welcome the improvements coming to Ephesus-Fordham

2016 Election Gets Interesting, Not Really In A Good Way

What Would We Do Without Taxes?

Ginyard: My First of Four Ws at Duke

How Do We Share Our Gratitude?

Don’t Ignore Those Pesky Yellow Lines

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