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The J. Walter Thompson advertising agency has coined some of the most famous advertising slogans of this century, including Oscar Mayer's "My Bologna has a first name..." and the Marines Corps' "We're looking for a few good men." Due to a generous donation nine years ago, the story behind these ad campaigns and others like them are available at the University for all to see.
Amid the throes of research, classes, rotations and nights on-call, medical students find a break from the insanity in "Shifting Dullness," a humor magazine published entirely by a group of future doctors on the ins and outs of being in medical school.
"Everyone has their day in the sun, but some days are longer," read the banner hanging above the University of North Carolina's men's swimming team. The words of the sign told the tale of the Atlantic Coast Conference Swimming Championships last weekend. The Tar Heels overwhelmingly dominated the rest of the ACC for the fourth year in a row. But a handful of Blue Devils had their day in the sun.
The women's swim team ended its season this weekend at the Atlantic Coast Conference Championships at North Carolina. Duke finished in seventh place overall, but several individual performances highlighted the meet for the Blue Devils.
The Blue Devil swimmers ended their seasons on a high note Wednesday night at an away meet against Davidson. The men's and women's teams dominated the Wildcats, winning the majority of the events.
The men's and women's swimming teams let out some finals frustration Saturday at the Duke Aquatic Center.
Close counts in horseshoes, but not swimming. The men's swim team gave the University of North Carolina-Wilmington a good run for its money on Saturday at the Duke Aquatic Center. But it was not enough.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Cal Ripken, Jr., is not the only great athlete in Maryland. The University of Maryland's swimming teams overpowered Duke's men's and women's swim teams on Sunday afternoon.
It was a quiet bus ride home for the men's and women's swimming teams on Friday night, as both squads lost to North Carolina State.
Where are you at 6:30 in the morning? The men's and women's swimming teams are in the pool. In fact, the teams spend fall, Thanksgiving and winter breaks training as well.
The women's swimming team triumphed over Old Dominion on Saturday in its season opener, while the men's team was defeated in the enemy waters.
Residents of the Falls Lake area may soon have new neighbors, which some say will pose a threat to the region's water quality.
The more things change, the more they stay the same. At least that's what the most recent U.S. News rankings seem to say about the University.
