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September 28, 2005
Vol. 97, Issue 2

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After 24 years of serving Durham, Bruce Bridges, owner of the Know Book Store & Cultural Center, has a tough decision ahead.
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BRIDGES: 'NO SUPPORT'

Know owner says business threatened by community apathy [click to read]

West comes South

Controversial intellectual to speak race [click to read]

Student goes for the win on Jeopardy!

Butts wants to win and start a trust fund for her daughter
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