Skidmore presents, defends new tenting policy
(09/27/01 4:00am)
Head Line Monitor Greg Skidmore presented and defended his tent policy for Krzyzewskiville at Wednesday's meeting of the Duke Student Government.
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Head Line Monitor Greg Skidmore presented and defended his tent policy for Krzyzewskiville at Wednesday's meeting of the Duke Student Government.
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ennifer Love Hewitt has said in recent interviews that with her performance as Page, a gorgeous and seductive con artist in the film Heartbreakers, she was hoping to distance herself from the "girl next door" persona that America has come to expect from her. Can someone say "mission accomplished?"
When is Hollywood going to learn that citing Shakespeare as inspiration gives absolutely no credence to these high school romantic comedies with terrible screenplays that seem to come out every other weekend?
Who said Y2K was a bad year for film? Okay, April through September was pretty damn awful, but there were still plenty of films-some big, but mostly small-that struck a nerve with Americans who were able to find them. Since everyone else has their take on the big show, Recess thought we'd offer our own predictions:
Only a few days after a bidding victory to host the 2002 East Coast Asian Student Union conference, Duke's Asian Students Association has already begun making preparations for next February's festivities.
For many future first-year students, a typical summer day in the months prior to arriving at Duke includes sifting feverishly through the mail, looking for large envelopes with a Durham, N.C., return address printed in the top left corner.