From an email to Student Affairs staff on June 5, 2020.
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Dear Duke Families,
As I look out my office window, I have the privilege of seeing our students walking (and rushing) by between classes, meals, meetings and study venues. So many things are apparent on the rare occasion that I get to just pause and admire the passersby. I notice that many seem either immune to the winter chill or in denial about the need to wear warmer clothes! I notice that rarely is anyone walking alone. Students travel in pairs, groups and masses! I notice that some kind of technological device is apparently welded to their ears or their palms (hopefully talking or texting with you). But, I also notice how remarkably different they are, reflecting the substantial and wonderful diversity within the Duke student body.
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Campus Life, Center for Multicultural Affairs, Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity, Counseling & Psychological Services, International House, Jewish Life at Duke, Mary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture, Muslim Life at Duke, Office of the Vice President, Parents & Families, Student Affairs, Student Conduct, Women's Center
The Mary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture
Cordially Invites You to Enjoy A Late Afternoon Delight
featuring Live Jazz & Fabulous Dessert
Thursday, May 1, 2014
3:00 - 5:00
Mary Lou Williams Center
201 West Union Building
In celebration of YOU, our 30th Anniversary & in gratitude for another successful year...
In honor of our namesake’s 103rd birthday &
In gratitude for the awesome service of our graduating student staff!!!
THIS WILL BE THE LAST MARY LOU DAY BEFORE OUR BIG MOVE TO FLOWERS!!!
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by Sean H. Palmer
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by Sean H. Palmer
Only four short years ago Black undergraduate students crowded into the the Mary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture on November 4th. Off-campus, our Black grauduate students gathered at a local apartment complex community area. Both groups prepared to witness what would be a historic election as Barack Obama became the first American President with African ancestry.
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Contributed by Sean H. Palmer, Assistant Director of the Mary Lou Williams Center
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