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Dance, Spirituality and Black Artists: Books by Duke Authors Warm This Winter

From China to modern Palestine, from Renaissance Europe to Reagan’s America of the 1980s, new books by Duke faculty will take you on a fascinating journey through time and space. We present a selection of books published in late 2021. Many of the books, including new editions of previous titles, can be found on the “Duke Authors” display shelves near the circulation desk in Perkins Library. Some are available as e-books for quick download. Most can also be purchased through the Gothic Boo...
United Kingdom United States Thames Hudson John Spencer Bassett Alex Roland Susanj Dunlap
Source: duke.edu

Dance, Spirituality and Black Art: Books by Duke Authors Warm This Winter

From China to modern Palestine, from Renaissance Europe to Reagan’s America of the 1980s, new books by Duke faculty will take you on a fascinating journey through time and space. We present a selection of books published in late 2021. Many of the books, including new editions of previous titles, can be found on the “Duke Authors” display shelves near the circulation desk in Perkins Library. Some are available as e-books for quick download. Most can also be purchased through the Gothic Boo...
United Kingdom United States Thames Hudson John Spencer Bassett Alex Roland Susanj Dunlap
Source: duke.edu

`const` all the things? – Arthur O'Dwyer – Stuff mostly about C++

Last week someone posted a /r/cpp thread titled “Declaring all variables local to a function as const”: Ok, so I’m an old-school C++ programmer using the language now since the early ’90s. I’m a fan of const-correctness for function and member declarations, parameters, and the like. Where, I believe, it actually matters. Now we have a team member who has jumped on the “everything is const” bandwagon. Every code review includes dozens of lines of local function variables now dec...
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Marilyn Stulken Rench dead at 80

Marilyn Kay Stulken Rench, 80, organist, teacher, recitalist, author, and genealogist, died December 28, 2021, in Franklin, Wisconsin. She was born August 13, 1941, in Hastings, Nebraska, and studied organ and church music at Hastings College in Hastings, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1963. During this time, she had several piano and organ students and from 1962–1965 served as organist and program director at All Faiths Chapel, Ingleside, Nebraska.
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