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    Bucknell's Schober Named Lowe's Senior CLASS Award Candidate  Dec 21, 2008
    Abby Waner, Duke University. Morgan Warburton, University of Utah. (Bucknellbison.com)

    Duke scientist wins feds' top honor  Dec 20, 2008
    Duke University News Service Dec 20, 2008. DURHAM -- In recognition of his discovery and characterization of novel combinations of elements, Duke University engineer and physicist Stefano Curtarolo has received a Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers. (Herald Sun)

    Health Buzz: Holiday Myths Debunked and Other Health News  Dec 20, 2008
    These people may have that lower the drugs' effectiveness, according to a new study from Duke University Medical Center. Those who carry a specific mutation in the ABCA1 gene, which is responsible for cholesterol transport into and out of cells, had a 24 percent decline in their "bad" LDL after going on a low-dose statin, compared with a 32 percent reduction in those who didn't carry the gene mutation. (U.S. News & World Report)

    Jerrells One Of 30 Candidates For Lowe's Senior Class Award  Dec 20, 2008
    It was inspired by the remarkable story of former Duke University basketball player Shane Battier, who could have been an NBA lottery pick but returned to college for his senior season and led the Blue Devils to the National Championship in 2001. The Lowes Senior CLASS Award is in its eighth year for mens and womens basketball. (KWTX.com, TX)

    Moverman makes noise at Nationals  Dec 20, 2008
    Moverman, who is headed to Duke University, said he has but one regret: staying too conservative during the race. I went out pretty slow and started off towards the back, he commented. (Easton Journal, MA)

    White House Announces 2007 Awards for Early Career Scientists and Engineers  Dec 20, 2008
    Stefano Curtarolo, Duke University. Chad D. Fertig, University of Georgia. (White House News Releases)

    M. D. Anderson neurosurgeon, Amy Heimberger, M.D., receives presidential award  Dec 20, 2008
    After earning a medical degree from Washington University in 1995, she completed postgraduate training in neurosurgery and neuro-oncology research at Duke University Medical Center. Recruited to M. D. Anderson in 2002, Heimberger directs her own lab, coordinates novel clinical trials and cares for many brain tumor patients. (EurekAlert!)

    Groups file suit, demand mercury-emission deadline  Dec 19, 2008
    Coal-fired power plants are the largest source of mercury pollution that remains unregulated by the agency and one of the largest sources of industrial mercury pollution, said Martha Keating, an associate in research at Duke University who was an environmental scientist at the EPA for 10 years. "What we're left with is a situation where more and more coal-fired power plants are being proposed," she said. (Boston Globe)

    Lean Muscle Mass Helps Even Obese Patients Battle Cancer  Dec 19, 2008
    12, 2005) The gene encoding an enzyme that hinders muscle from burning fat manufactures three times more enzyme in the muscle of obese people than lean people, researchers from Duke University Medical Center. (Oct. (Science Daily)

    New Genetic Cause Of Boy In The Bubble Syndrome  Dec 19, 2008
    19, 1999) After 16 years of perfecting an experimental treatment, doctors at Duke University Medical Center report they can save most babies born with a rare and fatal immune disorder by giving them a family. (June 4, 1997) A 15-year study at Duke University has shown that babies born with Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID) have a greater than 90 percent chance of being cured if they are given a bone marrow. (Science Daily)

    Biologists Spy Close-up View Of Poliovirus Linked To Host Cell Receptor  Dec 19, 2008
    7, 2004) Virologists at Duke University Medical Center have discovered that, under the right conditions, a common cold virus closely related to poliovirus can cause polio in. (Dec. (Science Daily)

    Chinese court fines Web user in "cyber-violence" case  Dec 19, 2008
    Grace Wang, a Chinese freshman at Duke University in North Carolina, was seen trying to mediate a campus standoff in April between pro-Tibetan activists and pro-Beijing Chinese students. She was identified - and then vilified on the Web as a traitor to her country. (International Herald Tribune)

    Duke researchers coax bright white light from unexpected source  Dec 19, 2008
    DURHAM, N.C. -- Duke University and United States Army scientists have found that a cheap and nontoxic sunburn and diaper rash preventative can be made to produce brilliant light best suited to the human eye. Duke adjunct physics professor Henry Everitt, chemistry professor Jie Liu and their graduate student John Foreman have discovered that adding sulfur to ultra-fine powders of commonplace zinc oxide at about 1,000 degrees centigrade allows the preparation to convert invisible ultraviolet... (EurekAlert!)

    A spirited diversity arises in more churches  Dec 18, 2008
    A new study of U.S. religious congregations by a Duke University sociologist shows significant changes in the racial composition of churches within just nine years. BY THE NUMBERS. (News & Observer)

    Church study details major demographic changes  Dec 18, 2008
    Duke University News Service Dec 18, 2008. DURHAM -- A second snapshot of U.S. religious congregations reveals four trends in American worship: a growing informality in worship practices, a graying of congregations and clergy, churches becoming less white and more ethnically diverse, and an ever-increasing use of technology. (Herald Sun)

    Telling his story one church's way  Dec 18, 2008
    The church's pageant, in its 19th year, will be performed this weekend in Page Auditorium at Duke University. . (Herald Sun)

    Brain Adjusts to Cope with Life's Upsets  Dec 18, 2008
    "Older adults seem to be able to show a reduced response to negative emotions," said Roberto Cabeza, a co-author of the study and a professor of psychology and neuroscience at Duke University. Researchers have long suspected that the brains of older people deal with emotions differently, Cabeza said. (MEDLINEplus)

    New Movement Models Tested In Panama  Dec 18, 2008
    Authors of the seed dispersal paper are affiliated with the following institutions: Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Ohio State University, UC Berkeley and Duke University. Journal reference. (Science Daily)

    Danville Regional Medical Center teams up with Duke Heart Center  Dec 18, 2008
    Thursday December 18, 2008. Star Tribune (434) 432-2791 Phone (434) 432-4033 Fax P.O. Box 111 28 North Main Street, Chatham VA 24531. (Chatham Star Tribune, VA)

    When it comes to family, there's no place like your hometown  Dec 18, 2008
    Duke University sociologist Angela O'Rand says economic uncertainty causes people to dig in where they are, making them less likely to risk moving. "Family provides in an uncertain world some level of safety and certainty," O'Rand says. (USA Today)

    Elderly store bad memories differently  Dec 17, 2008
    It is no surprise that older people tend to have more an array of events, but neuroscientists from Duke University Medical Center wanted to see how the connections that do this type of memory work ... What differed were the brain connections used to remember those pictures later on, said Roberto Cabeza, a neuroscientist with Duke Universitys Center for Cognitive Neuroscience. (MSNBC -- Health)

    Duke admits 547 in early decision process  Dec 17, 2008
    Duke University News Service Dec 17, 2008. DURHAM -- Duke University has notified 547 students that they will be the first members of the Class of 2013. (Herald Sun)

    Duke worker is arrested  Dec 17, 2008
    RALEIGH -- A Duke University employee has been arrested and charged with making fake driver's licenses and selling them to college students, according to WRAL.com. . (Herald Sun)

    Medication Used To Reduce Nausea Following Tonsillectomies Linked With Increased Risk Of Bleeding  Dec 17, 2008
    17, 2006) After five years of reviewing the latest research findings, a panel of experts led by a Duke University Medical Center anesthesiologist has developed new guidelines to help physicians reduce the. (Sep. (Science Daily)

    Politics, basketball top skills on Obama team  Dec 17, 2008
    Reggie Love, Obama's personal aide, is 26 years old, 6-foot-5 and played both basketball and football at Duke University. Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano, 51, Obama's choice for the Department of Homeland Security, could coach. (USA Today)

    Looking under the hood and seeing an incubator  Dec 17, 2008
    According to a 2007 study from Duke University, 96 percent of foreign-donated medical equipment fails within five years of donation mostly because of electrical problems, like voltage surges or brownouts or broken knobs, or because of training problems, like neglecting to send user manuals along with the devices ... "Junkyards are great sources for parts," said Robert Malkin, director of Engineering World Health, a program based at Duke University, who is not affiliated with the incubator... (International Herald Tribune)

    Brewers ink Capuano to Minors deal  Dec 17, 2008
    "But realistically, if I'm 100 percent healthy within the first month, month and a half of the season, that's what I'm really looking at. I want to take my time and make sure I'm 100 percent healthy." Better eyesight and nice teeth are a bonus, not to mention the fact Capuano married a former Duke University classmate three weeks ago in Hawaii, but the elbow will have the most bearing on his season ahead and whether he returns to his 18-win form from 2005 or his All-Star status from 2006.... (MLB.com -- Milwaukee Brewers)

    F.D.A. Commissioner and Other Top Health Officials Plan to Step Down  Dec 17, 2008
    Dr. Robert M. Califf, a Duke University cardiologist and vice chancellor, and Dr. Alan Garber, director of the Center for Health Policy at Stanford University, are also being considered, according to people with knowledge of the situation. Neither could be reached. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Health)

    Geography Has Role in Medicare Cancer Coverage  Dec 17, 2008
    They are basically pushing the envelope, said Dr. William R. Lee, a radiation oncologist at Duke University. If they re right, it s going to be an important advance. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Health)

    Aging brains allow negative memories to fade  Dec 17, 2008
    A University of Alberta medical researcher, in collaboration with colleagues at Duke University, identified brain activity that causes older adults to remember fewer negative events than their younger counterparts ... Dr. Dolcos conducted the study in collaboration with senior researcher Dr. Roberto Cabeza and graduate student Ms. Peggy St. Jacques, both of Duke University ... For more information on the Cabeza Lab at Duke University, visit. (EurekAlert!)

    Council postpones verdict on Duke bid  Dec 16, 2008
    DURHAM -- City Council members have once again postponed a decision on whether to abandon the public rights-of-way under two streets off South Buchanan Boulevard that divide property owned by Duke University. . (Herald Sun)

    Study: Older brains filter out unpleasant memories  Dec 16, 2008
    Source: Roberto Cabeza, Duke University ... "It's just the opposite," says neuroscientist Roberto Cabeza of Duke University. (USA Today -- News)

    Another blow to reputation of SEC  Dec 16, 2008
    "This case says volumes about the need to re-evaluate our ability to inspect broker-dealers and advisers," said James Cox, a securities law expert at Duke University. "There has been a terrific series of misfires.". (International Herald Tribune -- Business)

    Old and young brains rely on different systems to remember emotional content  Dec 16, 2008
    DURHAM, N.C.Neuroscientists from Duke University Medical Center have discovered that older people use their brains differently than younger people when it comes to storing memories, particularly those associated with negative emotions. The study, appearing online in the January issue of Psychological Science, is a novel look at how brain connections change with age. (EurekAlert!)

    New Imaging Tool May Cut Down on Breast Cancer Surgeries  Dec 16, 2008
    Inside the operating room, Gore's surgeon, Dr. Lee Wilke of Duke University Medical Center, wonders the same thing ... But researchers at Duke University Medical Center are working on an experimental device that might help reduce that risk: a device used in the operating room that can help surgeons know whether they've removed the tumor once and for all, thereby saving patients from yet another surgery weeks later. (ABC News)

    Study: Neighbors good resource for job referrals  Dec 15, 2008
    Duke University News Service Dec 15, 2008 ... That tip comes from a new Duke University study, which found that neighbors on the same block successfully refer jobs to one another. (Herald Sun)

    Biologist Modifies Theory Of Cells' Engines  Dec 15, 2008
    16, 2003) After having demonstrated how "molecular motors" move within cells, a team of researchers led by a Duke University Medical Center scientist now believe they have discovered the power stroke. (Oct. (Science Daily)

    OA's Moverman cracks top 20 at Nationals  Dec 15, 2008
    Moverman, who is headed for Duke University in the fall, was undefeated in races in Massachusetts this year. Loading commenting interface. (Easton Journal, MA)

    GUMC researchers find gene function 'lost' in melanoma and glioblastoma  Dec 15, 2008
    In this study, Waldman and his research team, which includes investigators from the National Cancer Institute, the University of Iowa and Duke University, used a laboratory technique known as copy number analysis to look for PTPRD in melanoma cell lines and in samples of human glioblastoma multiforme, the deadliest of brain cancers. This technique uses a gene microarray that contains millions of probes that can stick to different regions of the human genome. (EurekAlert!)

    Bull City blogger builds up the past for a new generation  Dec 14, 2008
    EDUCATION: Duke University, B.A. in English and B.S. in zoology, 1992; Louisiana State University, medical degree, 1997; UNC-Chapel Hill, master's degree in public health, 2005; master's degree in urban planning, 2007 ... "In 2004, with bachelor's degrees in English and zoology from Duke University and a medical degree from Louisiana State University, Kueber returned to the classroom.After receiving a master's degree in public health in 2005 from UNC-Chapel Hill and doing a residency in... (News & Observer)

    In bacteria, vet sees key to human ills  Dec 14, 2008
    "I believe it's a silent epidemic," says Breitschwerdt, who is also an adjunct professor in infectious diseases at Duke University Medical School. His belief is based on his own patients -- the cats, dogs, rabbits, cows and other animals that harbor Bartonella in their blood. (News & Observer)

    Madoff to face Manhattan court in $76bn fraud case  Dec 14, 2008
    Such a large Ponzi scheme in which early investors are paid with money raised from subsequent victims should prompt a review how the US polices brokerages, wealth managers and unregistered advisers, said James Cox, a securities law professor at Duke University. BLOOMBERG. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Business)

    Easier To Produce Drugs Using New Biosensor  Dec 14, 2008
    There has also been collaboration with the Department of Clinical Chemistry at Sahlgrenska University Hospital and with Duke University in Durham, USA.. Report Abstract. (Science Daily)

    Fraud case may erode investor confidence  Dec 14, 2008
    "If you couple this with the deleveraging already, this means one thing: more redemptions," said Campbell R. Harvey, a professor at the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. The losses from the Madoff firm will also raise more questions about how well funds of funds perform due diligence, a concern already magnified by losses in the hedge fund industry. (International Herald Tribune)

    Census report: for more seniors, rising well-being  Dec 14, 2008
    "It is to counteract the assumption," says the professor emeritus at Duke University, "that growing older means inevitably going downhill" - unless it is on his bicycle. EASY RIDER: Eugene Veras pedaled around his Missouri neighborhood last summer to improve his fitness. (Yahoo News -- Aging)

    Bulldogs Face Arizona Sunday In Duel In The Desert  Dec 14, 2008
    became a Top 10 All-American in 2001, became the Bulldogs first Top 5 All-American in 2002, was nominated in 2003 and 2004, was nominated in 2004 and 2005 and was a Top 5 All-American in 2006 and runner-up for Player of the Year honors to J.J. Reddick of Duke University. Pargo became the eighth straight Bulldog to win West Coast Conference Player of the Year honors last season, averaging 12. (Gozags.com)

    'Board game' for Parkinson's patients  Dec 14, 2008
    Dr Mark Stacy, director of movement disorders, at Duke University School of Medicine, North Carolina, US, said Parkinsonpoly would be particularly useful in alerting patients to changes that could be needed in their medication. "The most effective treatment of Parkinson's Disease symptoms is levodopa. "It can provide benefit throughout the entire course of the disease and has consistently demonstrated to have a positive effect on the quality of life and significantly prolongs life expectancy. (Yahoo News -- Parkinson's Disease)

    Madoff Fraud Case Raises Questions About SEC  Dec 13, 2008
    "If the SEC didn't come in and inspect (the Madoff hedge fund), then they have a hell of a lot to answer for," said James Cox, a Duke University law professor and securities law expert. Other SEC critics questioned how Madoff could pull off, without the agency's notice, such an audacious fraud that amounted to a giant Ponzi scheme. (ABC News -- Wire)

    Richmond-Jack Britt title game to be televised live  Dec 13, 2008
    Before joining News 14 Carolina, Solarte spent six years at WLFL in Raleigh where he covered the Carolina Hurricanes, the Durham Bulls and college action at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Duke University and N.C. State University. Solarte said Richmond County is peaking at just the right time. (Rockingham Daily Journal, NC)

    Matt Besler And Jack Traynor Invited To MLS Combine  Dec 13, 2008
    DEFENDERS (20): Lyle Adams (Wake Forest University) Calum Angus (Saint Louis University) Trevor Banks (Old Dominion University) Darius Barnes (Duke University) Rhett Bernstein (Brown University) (University of Notre Dame) Evan Brown (Wake Forest University) Oscar Castillo (University of Connecticut) Chris Clements (University of Tulsa) AJ Delagarza (University of Maryland) Paul Gerstenberger (Boston College) David Hertel (Michigan State University) Wes Knight (College of Charleston) Otto Loewy... (Und.com)

    New test aims to predict breast cancer risk better  Dec 13, 2008
    It s an encouraging validation study, but needs more research in other population groups, said Dr. Kelly Marcom, who runs Duke University s Hereditary Cancer Clinic. The fact that they ve been responsible in not doing direct-to-consumer marketing has been encouraging, he said of the test s makers. (Chippewa Falls Chippewa Herald, WI)

    Livers go to sickest, access for blacks improves  Dec 13, 2008
    Dr. Cynthia Moylan, the study's lead author and a transplant fellow at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, N.C., called for more research on gender differences. The nation faces a serious shortage of livers from deceased donors, with nearly 16,000 people now waiting. (North County Times)

    Capuano not tendered offer  Dec 13, 2008
    He married his fianc;e, Sarah, a former Duke University classmate, two weeks ago. It would be difficult for the Brewers to offer Capuano a Major League contract because he is still rehabbing his left elbow, the subject of a surgical reconstruction on May 15. (MLB.com -- Milwaukee Brewers)

    Should doctors pray with their patients? Despite skeptics, medical schools addressing spirituality  Dec 13, 2008
    Although there s no solid proof of a causal relationship between religion/spirituality and improved health, researchers such as Harold Koenig, an associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Duke University Medical Center, are convinced that spiritual practices can help you live longer. Across medicine and society, there s increasing interest in the link between religion/spirituality and health. (Racine Journal Times, WI)

    The 1860 Census and Slavery in the ...  Dec 12, 2008
    According to Duke University s Emeritus Professor, John Hope Franklin, in New Orleans over 3000 free blacks owned slaves themselves (or 28% of the black population). In Louisiana, 6 blacks owned 65 or more slaves while in Charleston, SC, 125 blacks owned slaves, 6 owning ten or more. (Suite101.com)

    Genetic Patterning In Fruit Fly Development Identified  Dec 12, 2008
    3, 1997) Most people might figure an eerie, green glowing fly for a Halloween prank, but scientists at Duke University Medical Center have inserted a glowing jellyfish protein tag onto a key cell structural. (June 9, 2007) Researchers have found a way to directly observe cell migration -- in real time and in living tissue. (Science Daily)

    Chemist Tames Longstanding Electron Computation Problem  Dec 12, 2008
    11, 1997) A Duke University theoretical chemist has described the development and application of a "divide and conquer" method requiring far fewer calculations to model the electronic structure of. (July 25, 2007) New research demonstrates that some solvents can significantly enhance certain acid-base interactions and strengthen the bonding interaction between two molecules when one is electron-deficient and. (Science Daily)

    Breaking The Silence After A Study Ends  Dec 12, 2008
    29, 2002) A national "Consortium to Examine Clinical Research Ethics" (CECRE) has been established at Duke University Medical Center to compile the first comprehensive information about oversight of. (Feb. (Science Daily)

    Trevor Banks Invited to 2009 adidas MLS Player Combine  Dec 12, 2008
    Duke University Darrius Barnes Mike Grella Pav Castaneda. Florida International University Juan Guerra. (Odusports.com)

    Program matches N.C. scientists, industry  Dec 12, 2008
    David Culp, a research associate at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, who will work with Duke University spin-out. Dawn Delo, a Wake Forest University scientist, who will study at Winston-Salem s. (Raleigh Triangle Business Journal, NC)

    Engineering a humane difference  Dec 12, 2008
    Published: Friday, December 12, 2008 1:09 AM EST University Heights native and Duke University professor Bob Malkin, 46, has spent much of his adult life finding ways to help those less fortunate than he. In 1989, he moved to northern Thailand, where he worked on a project, teaching villagers to make shirts as a financial alternative to selling their children into prostitution. (Cleveland Jewish News, OH)

    Unlikely Duo Shares Spotlight for Service to Country  Dec 11, 2008
    Baldwin pursued his medical studies after receiving a full Navy ROTC scholarship to Duke University. A graduate of the University of California/San Francisco School of Medicine, he is an Ironman triathlete and all-American swimmer who walks the walk as a community leader, motivator, and advocate for public service. (Pekin Times, IL)

    FDA experts split on safety of asthma meds  Dec 11, 2008
    "I think this is an impossible task you are asking us to do," said Dr. Judith Kramer, who teaches medicine at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, N.C.. Overall, asthma deaths have declined as patients with moderate to severe bouts have increasingly turned to the long-acting medications in recent years. (MSNBC -- Health)

    Leaders ignore signs of trouble  Dec 11, 2008
    Lovette also is charged with killing Duke University graduate student Abhijit Mahato. Beck said his department should have paid more attention to the problems. (News & Observer)

    Duke's CFO survey marked by pessimism  Dec 11, 2008
    Duke University News Service Dec 11, 2008. DURHAM Chief financial officers in the U.S. and around the world are more pessimistic than at any time in the history of the Duke University/CFO Magazine Global Business Outlook Survey. (Herald Sun)

    Complex Decision? Don't Think About It  Dec 11, 2008
    Duke University researchers John W. Payne, Adriana Samper, James R. Bettman and Mary Frances Luce had volunteers participate in a lottery choice task, where they had to pick from four various options, each with a different, but close, payoff. The volunteers were divided into three groups for this task: one group was instructed to think about the task for a given amount of time, another group was told to think about the task for as long as they wanted and the last group was distracted before... (Science Daily)

    Dual-head Gamma Camera Increases Ability To Detect Breast Tumors Not Seen On Mammography  Dec 11, 2008
    10, 2008) A dual-headed dedicated gamma camera used during molecular breast imaging (MBI) can accurately detect small breast tumors less than 2 cm in size, according to a study performed at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN.. One-hundred fifty patients who had suspicious lesions smaller than 2 cm in size were imaged using dual-head molecular breast imaging. (Science Daily)

    Semantic Desktop Paves Way For Semantic Web  Dec 11, 2008
    10, 2008) European researchers have developed innovative software to make finding information on your computer and sharing it with others considerably easier. In the process, they may have solved the chicken and egg problem that has held back development of the semantic web. (Science Daily)

    Advisory Panel Weighs Conflict on Asthma Drugs  Dec 11, 2008
    Dr. Judith M. Kramer, an advisory board member from Duke University Medical Center, asked top F.D.A. officials how the board could sort out all the issues being presented to it. Dr. John Jenkins, director of the agency s office of new drugs, said that he had no easy answers. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Health)

    Three Clemson Volleyball Players Earn AVCA All-Region Honors  Dec 11, 2008
    Jr. Danielle Hepburn*** Clemson University MB Sr. Talisa Kellogg** Georgia Tech University OH Sr. Callie Miller Georgia Tech University MB Sr. Rachael Moss** Duke University OH Jr. Natalie Mullikin Wake Forest University MB Sr. Kelsey Murphy** Clemson University S Jr. Jourdan Norman Duke University MB Sr. Lia Proctor Clemson University OH Jr. Felicia Willoughby Virginia Tech MB So. Region Freshman of the Year: Lane Carico, Miami, OH. (Clemsontigers.com)

    Miramar middle school girls complain of sex between students  Dec 11, 2008
    Research shows children becoming sexually active at younger ages, and preteens in middle school also are highly susceptible to peer pressure, said Jennifer Lansford, associate research professor with the Center for Child and Family Policy at Duke University. The students also are at an age when they're less likely to understand the consequences of their actions, she said. (The Palm Beach Post)

    Kurz Reaches 1,000 Career Points as Wildcats Defeat Binghamton 55-37  Dec 11, 2008
    NOTES: Kurz scored 358 points at Duke University as a freshman and sophomore before transferring to Villanova. She has 642 points in a Wildcat uniform. (Villanova.com)

    CFOs deeply pessimistic on economy  Dec 11, 2008
    Chief financial officers are deeply pessimistic about the economy and expect the recession to last for another year, according to a survey by Duke University and CFO Magazine. They also expect earnings, capital spending and employment to drop in 2009. (Charlotte Business Journal, NC)

    Obama Transition Team Pushing for Secret Legal Memos  Dec 10, 2008
    Also on the team are OLC veterans , a professor at Indiana University School of Law; , a professor at Georgetown University Law Center; and , a professor at Duke University School of Law. This article first appeared on. (Law.com)

    Progression Of Retinal Disease Linked To Cell Starvation  Dec 10, 2008
    17, 2000) Duke University Medical Center researchers have shed new light on the process of hereditary retinal degeneration by demonstrating for the first time how the death of rod cells in the retina ... 24, 2000) Duke University Medical Center researchers have shed new light on the process of hereditary retinal degeneration by demonstrating for the first time how the death of rod cells in the retina. (Science Daily)

    Heart Pumps: High Cost, High Mortality In An Emerging Technology  Dec 10, 2008
    9, 2008) Ventricular assist devices, or VADs surgically-placed mechanical pumps that can support failing hearts or buy time to transplant are associated with high hospital costs and high rates of early death among Medicare recipients, say researchers at Duke University Medical Center. See also. (Science Daily)

    Rick Wagoner  Dec 10, 2008
    Education: Bachelor's degree in economics, Duke University, 1975; Master's degree in business administration, Harvard University, 1977. Family: Wife, Kathy; three sons. (Globe and Mail -- Business)

    Deck the Heels With Boughs of Holly  Dec 10, 2008
    So she asked for moral guidance from Duke University a school that hired a transvestite to stick a sparkler in his rectum while singing the Star Spangled Banner. She found out that Duke didnt have a Christmas tree. (Townhall.com)

    Suspect to Plead Insanity  Dec 10, 2008
    "Dr. Blackshear of Duke University gave his preliminary report on Sunday," Donadio said ... Again, Donadio said this long-sought medical record and the Duke University doctor's report had just came in over the weekend. (The Pilot Newspaper)

    Bench helps Texas earn win at Ole Miss  Dec 9, 2008
    The former Duke University coach inherited a tradition-rich program from legendary coach Jody Conradt, along with a supportive fan base, great facilities, and a wonderful state from which to recruit. Now in her second season, Goestenkors is helping Texas develop another thing she hopes will help it win a national title: A strong bench. (Columbus Commercial Dispatch, MS)

    Summer toil wins science prize  Dec 9, 2008
    Advertisements Eric Ferreri, Staff Writer DURHAM - While many teenagers slept in, played all day with their Facebook profiles or headed to the beach, Sajith Wickramasekara and Andrew Guo spent the summer dutifully reporting to a Duke University research lab, working hour after hour to make tumors more sensitive to cancer drugs ... Since last December, the two budding scientists knocked ideas around in a Duke University laboratory under the tutelage of Craig Bennett, a Duke oncologist. (News & Observer)

    Global Warming Aided By Drought, Deforestation Link  Dec 9, 2008
    In addition to Randerson, scientists who collaborated on the study include G.R. van der Werf and A.J. Dolman of VU University Amsterdam; J. Dempewolf and D.C. Morton of the University of Maryland; S.N. Trigg of Cranfield University in the United Kingdom; P.S. Kasibhatla of Duke University; L. Giglio of Science Systems and Applications, Inc.; D. Murdiyarso of the Center for International Forestry Research in Indonesia; W. Peters of Wageningen University and Research Center in the Netherlands;... (Science Daily)

    Farrell 'blown away' by official visit  Dec 9, 2008
    Last weekend marked the first big official visit period for the Blue Devils, as at least 12 committed and uncommitted prospects descended upon Duke University. One commit that had been anticipating this trip since verbally pledging his football services to David Cutcliffe and his staff is Jack Farrell, a 6-foot-2, 215 pound tight end from Holy Innocents' Episcopal in Atlanta, Ga. (Duke Sports -- Rivals.com)

    Needham Neighbors (Dec. 11)  Dec 9, 2008
    Masur began his studies at Wesleyan University in the fall, while both Moskowitz and Salzman are attending Duke University in North Carolina. The College Board s Advanced Placement program has been offering college-level courses at high schools all over the country since 1955. (Needham Tab, MA)

    Navy's Barnes Named First-Team All-Senior All-America Honoree  Dec 9, 2008
    Second-Team recipients include: Christie McDonald of Duke University; Yolanda Odenyo of Oklahoma State University; Candace Gonzales of Georgia State University; Molly Johnson of Clemson University and Stefanie Baduria of Loyola Marymount University. Barnes previously won the 2008 Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year and Goalkeeper of the Year awards. (Patriotleague.com)

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