Duke Political Union endorses Ibrahim Butt for Young Trustee
By Duke Political Union | February 7, 2020We believe Ibby will represent the interests of DPU and the larger Duke community as a young voice on the Board of Trustees.
We believe Ibby will represent the interests of DPU and the larger Duke community as a young voice on the Board of Trustees.
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