Due to the murky role of Young Trustee and a general lack of investment, students get overwhelmed by the myriad of endorsements and new profile pictures.
In the midst of the everyday stress that exams, papers and classes bring us, it can be hard to appreciate everything that is happening on our campus.
Have you ever had one of those moments that snaps you out of the mundane day-to-day issues that typically bother you?
While students try to resist the traditionally “unhealthy” foods at Marketplace at the pizza and burger stations, research shows that greasy and high-fat foods aren’t the only contributors to weight gain.
These next four years will test the strength and character of our nation.
It’s complicated and much like our vastly dissenting political views, there is no consensus on death.
We cannot and should not fight the proliferation of technology and instead need to focus on building the type of educational infrastructure that supports a knowledge-based society.
I believe that the greatness of this nation doesn’t come just from our politics or our media, but from the steady and impressive accomplishments that we collectively work towards day by day.
The chance of Clinton winning is currently sitting at approximately 54 percent and Trump winning are 45 percent. In this incredibly close election, it has never been more important for young people, and Duke students, to get out and vote.
So if you can’t wait to live off campus and cook for yourself or if you yearn for the days when you were a wide-eyed freshman wearing a lanyard, then just stop, breathe and soak in quasi-adulthood. It’s not all that bad.
