Keeping with the theme of @DukeU in WWII, here's another goodie from @dukeuarchives. This quote from the 1944 Chanticleer (Duke's yearbook) reveals how Blue Devils in the '40s fought for freedom. What do you fight for today?
https://t.co/yr7OgmlYoq
Archives coincidence time! On Tues, we looked at a 1915 Trinity College calendar (left) with a printed photo shaped into a T.
On Wed, a visitor stopped by to share his relative's scrapbook--containing the original photo cut into a T for the calendar. 🤯
400+ workers responsible for the construction of @DukeU's West Campus are listed on the #DukeStoryPlus "Stone by Stone" team's website. Low wages, long hours, & racial discrimination are also part of the story the team tells. @fhi_duke
Learn more at https://t.co/sRajxj5cjS
Over 230 @DukeU students and alumni died in service to their country during WWII. Read this to learn more: https://t.co/KSLFu6qmkk
#MemorialDay#NeverForget
https://t.co/f3qjJ0Rops (pic from @dukeuarchives)
Remembering Tom Wolfe & his many visits to @DukeU (incl. his 2002 commencement address) this morning. Here he is getting ready to read at an event at @LillyLibDuke in Oct. 1998. He's holding a copy of A Man in Full, published a few weeks later.
Knitters gonna knit.
(This is a passage from the April 21, 1947 meeting minutes of the Council of the Woman's Student Government Association. Frey is the WSGA president.)
Remembering @DukeMBB coach Vic Bubas today. Here he is, speaking with his team on May 6, 1959, his first day as their coach (with some of the players apparently fresh from baseball practice).
Just under a year later, he'd lead the team to its first ACC championship.
April 17 - Q&A session w/ @rubensteinlib archivists! Learn how we acquire collections, why MPLP are our fav letters, and anything else you want to know about archives https://t.co/wgX8PqkGEn
Dr. King spoke at @DukeU on November 13, 1964: "As you struggle for a loving community, you must use loving methods to get there."
The audience filled Page Auditorium & overflowed into the wooded area behind. #DukeVigil68
News of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s death spread across the @DukeU campus the evening of April 4, 1968. Students met to plan what would evolve into the #DukeVigil68. #MLK50
Read the full @DukeChronicle article at https://t.co/EaI1oGA3zv