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| − | Duke University, known as the "Harvard of the South" for its pervasively liberal atmosphere, is a private university located in Durham, North Carolina. Despite its longstating status as a liberal bastion in a relatively conservative state, Duke counts among its graduates a number of noteworthy conservatives, such as [[Richard Nixon]] and [[Elizabeth Dole]]. | + | Duke University, known as the "Harvard of the South" for its pervasively liberal atmosphere, is a private university located in Durham, North Carolina and stands as one of the most respected universities in the world. Despite its longstating status as a liberal bastion in a relatively conservative state, Duke counts among its graduates a number of noteworthy conservatives, such as [[Richard Nixon]], [[Henry Hyde]], and [[Elizabeth Dole]]. |
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Duke University, known as the "Harvard of the South" for its pervasively liberal atmosphere, is a private university located in Durham, North Carolina and stands as one of the most respected universities in the world. Despite its longstating status as a liberal bastion in a relatively conservative state, Duke counts among its graduates a number of noteworthy conservatives, such as Richard Nixon, Henry Hyde, and Elizabeth Dole.