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Duke is run like a corporation. Usually, I am not bothered in the least by this fact. The management of our endowment, until recently unguided by any moral imperative, has allowed for the financial aid I am receiving. The efficiency of OIT has saved me from viruses many a time. I generally trust the University to keep the interests of our academics and students in mind when formulating policies.
I have changed my opinion. I love sororities. This past Sunday was bid day, and marked the end of rush for the nine chapters that belong to the Duke University Panhellenic Council. Hundreds of freshman girls (though supposedly less than in previous years) finally found their true sisters. Of course, Sunday night was the time to celebrate the continuity of these institutions of oppression and segregation.
