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A Few of the Coolest Companies to Work for in Durham

DUKE INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP INITIATIVE (DUKE I&E) FOUNDED 2013 • VICE PROVOST ERIC TOONE, DIRECTOR • NO. OF EMPLOYEES: 25 • 15,000 SQ. FT. • 215 MORRIS ST., STE. 300 • ARCHITECT: PHILLIPS ARCHITECTURE (RALEIGH) WHAT WE DO Known as the Bullpen, this space is the hub for all innovation and entrepreneurship activity at Duke

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Weekend at a Glance: Screenings, Shopping and Sangria

Shop for Success Pop-Up Store Sale – Thursday and Friday, 10am-6pm, Saturday, 10am-5pm – Find your dream holiday dress and update your work wardrobe during this sale at Northgate Mall with high-end designer brands and labels at a fraction of their retail cost. Part of Dress for Success Triangle, each purchase supports unemployed and underemployed

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Duke Doctor Performs North Carolina’s First Hand Transplant

Dr. Linda Cendales’ journey to associate professor of surgery at Duke University School of Medicine and director of Duke’s hand transplant program hasn’t been easy, but it’s one she’s dreamed of since her days as a medical school student in Mexico City. Originally from Bogotá, Colombia, Dr. Cendales was awarded a scholarship in high school and

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Weekend at a Glance: Pottery, Pianists and Pretenders

Tinker Works – Thursday-Saturday, 10am-5pm and Sunday, noon-5pm – This pop-up exhibit at the Museum of Life and Science will get your creative juices flowing. Embrace your inner Thomas Edison while tinkering with building supplies, circuits, fibers and more to invent a new contraption. The exhibit will continue through November 20. Afterhours: Tinker + Taste – 6:30-10pm – Use a 3D printer

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Our Latest Obsessions: Voting, Veggies and Vanilla Lattes

Creative Director Kevin Brown took advantage of the beautiful weekend weather by lunching outdoors at Neomonde in Morrisville. Two strong female characters were in the office Monday for Halloween. Executive Editor Amanda MacLaren dressed up as Eleven from “Stranger Things” and Administrative and Operations Assistant Caroline Kornegay donned a Rosie the Riveter costume. This season, we’re wild for Wicked Weed’s Xibalba (a pumpkin

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