• Former ambassador to South Africa joins faculty (The Chronicle)
• Preparing future leaders for a changing world
• School-choice lessons from "down under"
• A foreign policy textbook for post-Cold War era
• Faculty/Staff Notes

• South Africa in the post-Mandela era (James A. Joseph)
• American journalism loses another family (Susan E. Tifft, Wall Street Journal)
• Fight cheating with ethics (William Raspberry, Washington Post)
• Do Lotteries Hurt the Poor? (Charles T. Clotfelter)

Development

• Auction raises $37k for internship fund

• Former prime minister still hopeful about Russia (The Chronicle)
• Ambassador takes care with China (The Chronicle)
• Ambassadors discuss Mexico, Canada, free trade (The Chronicle)
• New York Times reporter honored for welfare reform stories (The Chronicle)
• Experts discuss bridging old and new media (The Chronicle)
• Education experts debate school choice options (The Chronicle)

• PPS majors sweep top student posts
• Keeping the flame alive (Justin Fairfax addresses PPS Class of 2000)
• Adventure comes easy to University commencement speaker
• Students debate presidential policy (The Chronicle)
• Leadership program is transforming lives (Alma Blount/ Libraries Magazine) http://magazine.lib.duke.edu/issue2
• Sarah's story: PPS junior has won two bouts with cancer (The Chronicle)

• Politics for Generation X

• Get in touch with other public policy alumni http://www.dukealumni.com/cc/ppsalums

Hart Leadership Program

• Transforming lives (Alma Blount/ Libraries Magazine) http://magazine.lib.duke.edu/issue2
• Former ambassador to South Africa is Leader-in-Residence (The Chronicle)

DeWitt Wallace Center for Communications and Journalism

• New York Times reporter honored for welfare reform stories (The Chronicle)
• Experts discuss bridging old and new media (The Chronicle)

Child and Family Policy

• Durham schools are lab for $2.5 million violence prevention project (The Herald-Sun)
• Finding policy solutions to childhood problems (The Herald-Sun)
• New Staff

Center for International Development Research

• Manifestos for a better world (Francis Lethem)
• Taiwan executives take development training

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