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The convoy of three minibus taxis trundles down the road, their brows low to the brown cloud of kicked-up mud and clay. They drive along a ridge line, the endless rolling green creases of the Valley of a Thousand Hills sloping down around them. In the distance, the shining surface of the Inanda Dam peeks from between the nooks of the steep hillsides. The day is dry, and hot enough to paste the grey summer haze low to the hillsides.
Parker Stanberry is being foolish. Of course there is no "racist, sexist conspiracy" about the Duke housing scheme. No one is pushing levers, muttering darkly about "undesirables" and segregating the campus with sweeps of their pen. There are no individuals seriously making this claim anywhere in the debate.
O.J. Simpson reminds my aunt and uncle of home.
Late hours at the Bryan Center may provide a study haven for students, but a recently extended closing time had resulted in significant strife among the building's employees.
This is the second in a three-part series on the Center for Teaching and Learning. Tomorrow's article will address public perceptions of the center.
The question of students' roles as members of an ethnic group, members of the University community and as individuals was a recurrent topic of discussion at the third annual Spectrum Race Relations Forum.
