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Mayoral hopefuls face off in Page

Mayoral hopefuls face off in Page

by Anna Lieth in News
While some students were attending the men's soccer game or the WISER benefit concert last night, many of Duke's more politically active students attended a debate between the two major candidates in Durham's 2007 mayoral race.

Alumni stay blue, or go red

Dukies fill national, local political posts
by Naureen Khan
Thankfully for Duke students, past and present, the infamous 37th president of the United States and 1937 graduate of the School of Law is not the only alumnus to have shaken things up on Capitol Hill.

Alum makes use of brains, body

by Emily Hallquist
Most Duke students don't pursue careers dependent upon their looks, but Daniel Schuman, Trinity '97, is one graduate who has combined his brains and brawn in his post-graduate pursuits.

Department pushes visual studies major

New curriculum would cross many disciplines
by Hon Lung Chu
If you ask Hans Van Miegroet what art history and magnetic resonance imaging have in common, he will tell you the answer is visual studies.

3 Few Quad residents get rude awakening

by Lysa Chen
It's bad enough waking up at 7 a.m. on a Saturday-even worse when you wake up to a stranger asleep on your couch.

Study finds acupuncture reduces pain

by Jessica Lichter and Will Robinson
After millennia working to balance yin and yang, acupuncture may be expanding its efficacy as a pain reliever in the 21st century.

Panel offers green tips for city, citizens

by Sam Choe
At a conference Tuesday, local leaders in sustainable practices gathered on Duke's campus to discuss ways to make the Bull City a little more green.

Executions create N.C.-doctor rift

by Ryan Brown
It was a matter of life and death in the Wake County Superior Courthouse earlier this year as state officials and the North Carolina Medical Board clashed over the role of physicians in administering executions.

Union firms up plans for Halloween festivities

Duke University Union
by Patrick Baker
Duke University Union representatives solidified plans for upcoming events and considered proposals for the future at an administrative meeting Tuesday night.

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