Duke University's Sanford Journal of Public Policy is a forum for policy grad students and professionals to discuss policy issues, research, and ideas. #Duke
"Bay Area rappers E-40 and Too Short joined California Gov. Gavin Newsom for the signing of a California bill that aims to limit the use of rap lyrics in criminal proceedings."
Healthy turnout as our faculty advisor @FrankBruni gives some of his thoughts on the importance of relaying in writing the conversations that consume our everyday moments here on the @DukeSanford lawn
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers said its 4,900 members had voted to reject a deal reached with the biggest U.S. freight railroads https://t.co/3JCbWFzjmZ
I'm not an expert on trade law but you might need to run this by @USTradeRep or Cory Krupp big dog, or through my union @dukegradunion. They handle my negotiations 🤩
I’m keeping my opinions to myself during this particular time but for many, it’s impossible to separate the person from the institution they headed and its profoundly negative impact on lives around the world and it would be wrong to expect them to accommodate your sensibilities.
@schanzerdavid would be proud of the complete strategic overwhelm they displayed. Putting up a 30 point shutout? Was @DukeFOOTBALL auditing his NatSec simulations? Well informed, well researched, and well executed.
We are so excited to announce that @Sulliview, who has been an adjunct instructor with the DeWitt Wallace Center, will be joining us as the Egan Visiting Professor for the 2023 calendar year: https://t.co/GoWRZLY7vw
The journal's newest piece by Xaviery Roberts tackles food insecurity for children in the United States during the summer months. Ending Childhood Summertime Hunger Through Direct Cash Assistance https://t.co/RBfw9jAwFY
Check out our newest article by Rebekah Barber about raising the minimum wage in southern states. Despite Historic Minimum Wage Increases, the South Still Trails Behind https://t.co/KWcnorlXtx