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Senior Henderson Jones lives in Maxwell House, but he's never paid any dues. That's because Jones, like almost 200 of his peers at Duke, is an independent who lives in a fraternity or selective house.
Neely Shah was raised Hindu, but she'll be the first to admit it hasn't been a very important part of her life. "I don't do a lot of religious things or go to a lot of religious functions," she said. "Just in name, I am Hindu."
For years, the only shots Mark Pike ever took were as a player on his high school soccer team. But that hasn't prevented the sophomore, a Wayne Manor resident, from being written up for alcohol violations twice. That's because Pike, an extremely moderate drinker who abstained from alcohol for most of his freshman year, was twice caught sober in a room with boozing freshmen.
you tuned into WUNC-FM 91.5 this Labor Day, you may have expected to hear a symphony and gotten a stock quote instead. That's because the 25-year-old National Public Radio affiliate, which is licensed to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, stopped playing classical music Sept. 3.
