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DUKE ALUMS READ THIS
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Author: user
Date: Sat, 05 Aug 1995 00:00
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The Duke Club of the Trangle invites all Duke alumni, parents and friends 
to join us for a luncheon on Tuesday, September 19, 1995.  Special guest 
speaker for this even is Dr. Stanley Fish.  The luncheon will begin at 
Noon at the Washington Duke Inn and Glof Club,located just off campus at 
3001 Cameron Blvd.  The menu is Caesar Salad, Grilled Teriyaki Chicken 
Breast, Sauteed New Potatoes, Vegatables, and Kahlua Ice Cream!  The cost 
is $15 per person.  Reserve your spot by returning the enclosed form 
along with your check.
---------------------Print out and mail in-----------------------------

Enclosed is my check for $______(paybale to The Duke Club of the 
Triangle) for ____ reservations (at$15 each) for the September 19 
Luncheon with Stanley Fish.  Return w/ your check to be received no 
later than Sept. 12 to:
	Duke Club of the Triangle
	c/o Duke Alumni Office
	Box 90574
	Durham, NC 27708-0574

Name:_________________________________Class:________________

Address:____________________________________________________

City:________________________  ZIP:__________________

Phone(h):__________________ (O):_______________________


Guests:______________________________________
	
	_____________________________________
	
	_____________________________________

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About Stanley Fish....

Nationally recognized, sometimes controversial, and always 
stimulating...these aqare just a few phrases that describe Duke English 
and Law Professor Stanley Fish.  Dr. Fish, currently the Exec. Dir. of 
the Duke University Press, is frequently interviewed, widely quoted, and 
the recipient of numerous awards for teaching excellence and academic 
scolarship.  His presentation will address recent developments and 
contemporary trends in literature and cultural studies.

       
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