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Talks begin on new building for dining
by Emmeline Zhao in News
A glass building similar to von der Heyden Pavilion may be constructed to accommodate eateries during West Union renovations, University officials said.
Student attempts suicide
EMS sent to Aycock Wednesday night
by Shuchi Parikh and Emmeline Zhao
A resident of Aycock Dormitory attempted to commit suicide Wednesday night, Duke University Police Department Maj. Gloria Graham confirmed.
With election near, registration closes
Activists rush to add voters before soft deadline
by Julius Jones
The rush is on for students wishing to register for the upcoming general election Nov. 4. Today marks the last day students will be able to register through the normal voting process in North Carolina.
76-year-old politico signs up voters left and right
by Nathan Freeman
Bill Pitney is Duke's most visible political activist during this election season.
But he doesn't live in a dormitory. He lives in a retirement home.
OIT responds to DukeMail problems
A DukeMail outage began around 8 a.m. Thursday, but Office of Information Technology officials had repaired the problem by evening.
Edwards speaks to college students
by Laura Barnes
With millions of Americans lacking health insurance, healthcare reform has emerged as an important issue in the 2008 presidential campaign.
Operation leads to drop in area crime
by Julius Jones
Operation Bull's Eye, the Durham Police Department's two-year effort to reduce crime in a two-square-mile area in East Durham, concluded this summer after seeing a significant reduction in crime.
CORRECTION
by Staff report
An Oct. 8 article, "Team gets $800K for papyrus texts," should have said the new program will allow any Internet user to edit the database of papyrus texts; currently, viewing access is not restricted. The Chronicle regrets the error.
