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Jane Roberts

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I cover medicine and higher education in Memphis for the Daily Memphian.
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Memphis libraries sidestep 'Banned Books Week' - Memphis Local, Sports, Business & Food News

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By Jane Roberts
| The Daily Memphian Verified
Memphis Public Libraries, in an attempt to navigate the current political waters, scrubbed its yearslong observation of Banned Books Week, and instead proclaimed Oct. 5-11 Freedom to Read Week. Early Monday, Oct. 6, banned book displays at the Benjamin L. Hooks Library were quickly dismantled; the displays have remained empty. Other branches around the city followed like a cascade of dominoes. As of Thursday, Oct.
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If elected to FedEx board, count on Richard Smith for legacy, family vote

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By Jane Roberts
| The Daily Memphian Verified
For more than two decades, Richard Smith was his father’s son at FedEx, the heir who made his way to the C-suite. Now, he is poised to represent his family on the company’s board of directors, a position that will allow him to have a hand on the wheel while also looking out for the Smith family’s interests. This is an excerpt of this story. To read more, please click here and subscribe. Richard Smith FedEx Corp board of directors Frederick W.
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Hemophilia researcher Dr. Marion Dugdale dies in Memphis - Memphis Local, Sports, Business & Food News

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By Jane Roberts
| The Daily Memphian Verified
Dr. Marion Dugdale, one of the early women to earn a medical degree from Harvard University, changed the standard of care for patients with hemophilia in Memphis, starting in 1958. “She made Memphis a center, certainly in the Southeast, for the care of hemophilia and bleeding disorders,” said retired infectious disease physician, Dr. Mack A. Land. This is an excerpt of this story. To read more, please click here and subscribe.
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