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Duke students obsessed with socializing have had a tough run of luck. First came the death of Bully's, then came the end of the Parizade's Era, and more recently came the administration's chokehold on Trinity Park. However, a new social venue for students, hardly a soppy basement bar or some decrepit house, is quickly gaining popularity and giving students a chance to mingle in style.
So it appears that the priorities of the Duke Police Department are in proper order. On the front page of the Aug. 23 Chronicle, articles ran side-by-side describing a night where several off-campus parties were broken up for being too noisy, while a delivery man was held at gunpoint on Central. How many incidents of rape and robbery is it going to take before the real safety issues of this campus are addressed? Durham is a city that is ravaged by violent crime which has trickled onto this campus. One needs to look no further than the front page of the newspaper to realize that the amount of force used off of East to break up parties was more of a priority than protecting others who are actually on campus.
