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Since the Cold War ended, many Americans have displaced their sense of nationalism with team affiliation, a phenomenon explained by this country's unchallenged status as a military superpower and the similarities between national identity and sports fandom.
This past March, President Brodhead declared to the student body: “You’ve changed at Duke, you’ve grown here. That blossoming and deepening is the fruit of your education.” An eternal optimist, I firmly believe that though this may be untrue for many, the majority of my peers and I have in fact matured and learned in our four years in Durham.
Traditionally the word "noble" is associated with acts of moral character and visions of courage, perseverance and honor.
