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Global Duke and the Junior Year Diaspora

By An essay by Sarah Ball | May 16, 2007

Once upon a time in Virginia, a man named Thomas Jefferson eased his breeched bohonkus into a hand-joined chair and conceived of the modern American university. "I consider the common plan [for...