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As the New Black Panther Party for Self-Defense prepares to chant down Duke today, the University again confronts the cavalcade of protest that has besieged campus in the five weeks since rape allegations surfaced against members of the men's lacrosse team.
The first time I visited Duke, it was one those soggy-quad evenings-all mopey math majors and muddy flip-flops. I slumped on the corner of a Residence Life-supplied prison mattress. I listened to an ROTC and a depressed transfer-to-be argue about curriculum requirements. This was college alright, but not anything identifiable, nothing with attitude. I played video games to escape the dead air. Turned out everyone else was at Cameron. Who would want to spend four years at a place like this? Duke sucks in the rain.
Certain things are in your control and certain things are out of your control," J.J. Redick told TV's Alex Fanaroff in this month's cover story about the heralded basketball star. "I'll be able to look back... and be proud of what we have accomplished."
When we first heard about Duke's record-breaking number of applicants this year, we couldn't wait to get the scoop. Who was applying? And why?
A new year means a new issue of Towerview. And as this issue hits the stands, New Orleans-area residents are gearing up for Mardi Gras 2006 celebrations, set to begin February 11. But this year things will be different.
What was it like for Mike Kaplanis? He of the olive skin and invisibly combed hair, but he too of the orthodox-Christian-priest father and the Greek-teaching mother. He who had always seen himself up there in the North, but he too who had stayed down South to have a little more fun and play football for Duke. What was it like for Mike Kaplanis, after he had turned his back on the pre-med track, after he had worked his ass off to graduate a year early, after one of his best friends pleaded with him not to sell his soul because everyone did it? What was it like for Mike Kaplanis when Morgan Stanley finally offered him a job as a first-year investment banking analyst?
Funny thing about politics-there's not much new you can ever say.
NAME John Schelp
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The national debate about steroids in baseball hit Duke this weekend, but players, athletic officials and experts reflecting on revelations in Duke’s program paint a picture of a larger phenomenon across college baseball.
A pair of Pac-10 programs looked to Duke in an attempt to jumpstart their women’s basketball programs.
As part of a full-scale effort to turn the often poster-happy Duke Student Government elections into an information-based campaign, the Election Commission will stage a presidential debate on the Main West Quadrangle tonight at 6 p.m.
After failing to convince Duke Student Government to put it on DSG’s March 31 election day ballot, members of Campus Council are taking matters into their own hands with a proposed fee increase that would bring as much as $90,000 more for Last Day of Classes—and for big-time bands.
Duke called in a few fresh faces at Cameron Indoor Stadium Sunday night, but even the new-look Blue Devils know what number to dial in an emergency: four. Duke would need all of J.J. Redick’s career-high 38 points to finish off its most productive game of the season and beat Wake Forest, 102-92.
Duke got burned Thursday, seemingly before the smoke even cleared, as Durham City Fire Marshal Ken Crews extinguished any hopes of official post-game bonfires for the remainder of Duke’s basketball season.
Bruce Jentleson, who brought public policy to the forefrontt of Duke and the academy, will step down as director of the Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy June 30, he announced in a memo to colleagues Monday
J.J. Redick's three-point attempt at the buzzer hit the front of the rim, thwarting a 14-point comeback effort that Redick started in earnest at the 2:14 mark. WINSTON-SALEM -- It had all the makings of Hill-to-Laettner.
Wake Forest's star point guard Chris Paul ran circles around Duke's de facto floor 'generals.' WINSTON-SALEM -- If the abyss that is Duke's point guard position wasn't already obvious enough, leave it to superstar Chris Paul to speed all over it.
Shauna Saunders, a sixth-year doctoral student in the Department of Economics, died Dec. 3 at Duke University Hospital. A burgeoning force in her field, a devoted teacher and a wit with a shoe obsession, Saunders struggled with a chronic liver disease she carried since childhood even as her body broke down and multiple liver transplants at Duke fell through. She was 29.
