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Hoof ‘n’ Horn, Duke’s musical theater group, will be celebrating their 80th anniversary (wowza!) this weekend.
Here are some favorites from our great collection of Hoof ‘n’ Horn performance posters.
1. You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, 1972
2. Little Shop of Horrors, 2003
3. Anything Goes, 1986
4. Grease, 1993
5. A Chorus Line, 2000
6. Cabaret, 1991
7. West Side Story, 1982
8. Cole, 1987
9. Hair, 1995
Happy anniversary, Hoof ‘n’ Horn, and here’s to another 80 years!
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OK, you COULD go w/ this look for the Duke Homecoming game, but we recommend an ensemble that’s a little more comfy.
Front cover of Baylor vs. Duke football game program, October 11, 1958.
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A sketch of a studying student, ca. 1930-1933. (Yes, it’s summer and no one wants to think about studying, but it’s too cute not to share!)
From the Kay Brownlee scrapbook.
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Drawings of sea life from the field notebooks of Arthur Sperry Pearse, zoology professor and the first director of Duke’s Marine Lab.
His papers contain a whole box full of field notebooks. So much science!
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In honor of today’s newest Duke graduates, some lovely examples of invitations to Trinity College’s Commencement Party from the mid-to-late 1800s.
Congratulations to the Class of 2017!
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There are 17 private colleges where students go on to earn the most money.
Can you guess which one tops the list? That’s right: Yale University, where the median annual earnings 10 years after enrolling is $74,200. That’s a lot more than the average American salary of $45K.
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