On a day that will be filled with political analysis and theoretical musings, I would like to offer a different perspective on the events of Sept. 11.
I second Josh Roses' question as to whether The Chronicle's columnists (if not the whole undergraduate population) are out of touch with reality.
I write to the Chronicle with regards to the campus-wide vandalism that reads "ROTC out of Duke". First of all, vandalism of any kind should not be accepted by the students at Duke.
While students weren't looking, the administration made a change to the residential hall access policy, banning off-campus students from any access to on-campus dorms.
The one bad thing about weekend partying is my inability to sleep in after a good night's fun and debauchery. I just wake up at some ungodly hour in desperate need of water and over-the-counter drugs.
As student members of the "Beyond the Comfort Zone: Race, Sex and God" planning committee, we feel it is our duty to dispel the ignorant rhetoric spouted by Bill English in his column "Diversity...
This weekend I was hit hard by the rape of a friend. I awakened to the reality that my world had shifted. While I complained about the usual things, too much work, Duke's lifting of the Mt.
I have heard complaints recently from several members of the Duke community who believe that the Duke and Durham police are not "doing their jobs.
One year ago, al Qaeda terrorists flew planes into the World Trade Center towers and the Pentagon, killing nearly 3,000 people, part of a horrific day that changed the face of America.
There is no such thing as closure after 9/11, and there shouldn't be as long as Islamic fundamentalism threatens America. Those who say we should move beyond that event fail to grasp what happened.
The past 12 months have been shaped by two powerful if antithetical national phenomena.
It is altogether appropriate for Duke to join the rest of the nation in events of remembrance of Sept. 11.
I'm annoyed that my living off campus means that I can't get into any dorms, and I don't think the decision makes much sense. In the Sept.
I have started going to church again after two years of being too open-minded for the religion of my childhood.
The University lost one of its truest friends, most illustrious alumni and most generous benefactors last week when Edmund Pratt, Engineering '47, died of cancer Thursday night in New York City at...
By suggesting that Americans turn off their televisions on Sept.
The recently imposed policy on, or shall I say, against flyering has yet to prove its worth.
Hello, my name is Paul Rugani, and I am a security risk. .
I am from Canada. In Canada, we can drink when we're 19 and undercover cops aren't the only employees at liquor stores.
You, as a Duke student, cannot be expected to notice things all the time. That's my job. I get paid to notice things around campus and document facts, so the student body will be informed.
