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90-year-old alum runs for N.C. office
by Anna Lieth in News
The recent economic crisis has taken center stage on a number of candidates' platforms in this year's election, but one candidate and long-time Duke alumnus actually lived through the nation's worst economic downturn-the Great Depression.
Crisis may impact fin. aid funds
Economic hurt comes as Initiative nears end
by Christopher Ross
The recent fluctuations in the economy have many people worried about their current and future financial security, and many are considering how much they can invest in an education.
Students use Break to help out in the Big Easy
by Ryan Brown
Darlene Fuqua's trailer has seen better days.
The white metal frame is rusting, the kitchen sink is broken and there is a bucket of murky water in the bathroom in case the tub stops draining again.
Long history follows Joe College
by Carrie Wasterlain
Once unforgettable, Joe College returned for the second year Oct. 4 after a 30-year hibernation, but was met with what seemed like only mild enthusiasm.
McCain hits trail in N.C. for first time
by Staff Reports
Republican candidate Sen. John McCain returned to North Carolina Monday for the first time since the May primaries, imploring his supporters in Wilmington to "fight for what's right for America."
Genome testing gets personal for some scientists
by Zachary Tracer
Beth Sullivan recently received some troubling news.
The professor of molecular genetics and microbiology got a warning straight from her own genes that she is at an increased risk for two well-known major diseases.
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.
UNC may up tuition to meet rising costs
by Toni Wei
The rivalry between Duke and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill may be unpredictable on the basketball court, but there is no competition when it comes to the two schools' affordability.
