Minor-ity discrimination not appreciated, hard to bear
(03/26/96 5:00am)
I got thrown out of a restaurant today, and was asked to please not come back.
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I got thrown out of a restaurant today, and was asked to please not come back.
Medical Center researchers have uncovered part of the mystery behind lupus, one of the leading causes of natural death for young women.
When he arrives at the Medical Center this July, Dr. Michael Colvin will try to bring his enthusiasm for both the clinical and research aspects of cancer treatment to the 260-plus members of the Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center
University researchers are searching for ways to cripple a renegade gene that may lead to several forms of cancer.
Despite a flat start, the baseball team was able to come from behind with the help of a strong seventh inning to beat North Carolina A&T on Thursday afternoon, 12-5.
The debate among a panel fashioning themselves as the Duke McLaughlin group Wednesday night was split along the lines of politician and the press, and academic and analyst.
Engineering Professor John Hansen is trying to improve the way computers understand and respond to vocal commands.
When I was a child my mother took me to the old Carolina Theater in downtown Durham. One of many childhood trips, this visit was unique because she took me up to the highest balcony, up the back steps. These back steps led down to a boarded up back entrance, and up to a drafty, steep balcony, where black people sat when they came to the theater from the 1920s to the 1960s.
After losing its top two administrators in the past seven months, the Comprehensive Cancer Center will acquire a new director today when Dr. Ralph Snyderman, chancellor for health affairs, names Dr. Michael Colvin as the center's new leader.
While Duke and Carolina began their classic battle in Cameron, the classical vocal ensemble Chanticleer was thrilling a substantial crowd in Page Auditorium last Thursday night.
The Medical Center and Hewlett-Packard Company announced plans for five years of research collaboration Thursday, an agreement that should dramatically improve the accessibility of Medical Center records.
The Triangle plays host to three of the world's most famous a cappella groups in an unofficial convergence this month.
"Sweet Honey in the Rock is like a tree which from its roots in Africa, the Caribbean, Northern migration, the struggle for Civil Rights, and the institution of the Black church has grown strong, and is developing many branches."
Duke's Comprehensive Cancer Center lost another of its leaders last month, but researchers say the center's cooperative structure will ensure a smooth transition.
Nana's has a devoted following who rave about the food and the ambiance.
Photographs by Laura Poole
Ultra-powerful laser beams and energy rings may sound more like the stuff of Darth Vader and The Force than modern physics, but they are at the center of one of the world's leading free electron laser labs, located just behind the Physics building on West Campus.
As the holidays approach, the Hospital is renewing efforts to ease the impact of restructuring.
Durham elected two new county commissioners Tuesday, ousting two of five incumbents.
University physicians have come a step closer to unlocking the mysteries of a rare and usually fatal congenital disease.