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Tony Talbott, Ph.D., discusses corporate sustainability at the Human Rights Conference at UD’s River Campus Saturday.Photo by Multimedia Editor Chris Santucci.

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By: Dominic Sanfilippo—Staff Writer Surveying the room in front of him, President Dan Curran broke into a smile as he

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