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October 9, 2013
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Cornell’s Very Own ‘Top Chef:’ A Chat With Douglas Keane ’93

By The Cornell Daily Sun | October 9, 2013
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By SYDNEY RAMSDEN

Courtesy of Douglas Keane

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