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Dec. 20, 2006, Duke University will bid farewell to an esteemed member of its community. The Perkins computer lab will shut off its last flickering monitor for good, to be replaced by a collaboration space equipped with an OIT Help Desk.
How many representatives are there in Congress? In what year was the Constitution written? Who wrote the Star-Spangled Banner?
Oct. 30, Pasadena City College; John Kerry speaking: "You know, education-if you make the most of it, you study hard and you do your homework and you make an effort to be smart, you can do well. If you don't, you get stuck in Iraq."
I do not support Mike Nifong.
We are the Facebook generation. We are the generation of shameless voyeurs and exhibitionists. We peep into the lives of everybody around us, but we want to maintain complete control over our own electronic personas. We are ambitious and impressionable. We poke our social tentacles into every crack and corner, eager to suck up all that is damp and dirt, but we are too frightened by the unfamiliar environments to expose our physical selves.
While sitting in my Marxism and Society class, an idea dawned on me. A fantastic, hilarious idea. I would get an internship on Wall Street! I had never done it before and knew that I would never do it again, so this would be quite an adventure. What better tribute to Marx and Engel than to sneak into the fortress of capitalism and unveil the heart of darkness.
