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The evolution of the fledgling Duke chapter of the Hindu Students Council will take a giant leap forward this weekend, as the three-year-old group hosts the 2001 Southeast Regional HSC Conference beginning tonight.
Hanging chad, butterfly ballots and Katherine Harris all took the back-burner last night as a panel of Duke professors put the 2000 presidential election into a "broader context" in a public forum held at the Sanford Institute of Public Policy.
Right now, somewhere on campus, a student is in the middle of day 14 of a PlayStation 2 marathon that began Oct. 26 and may never end. Homework hasn't been done, midterms haven't been studied for and classes are, well, a distant memory.
How is this for a challenging work environment? Standing two feet behind you in your already cramped office is a crewmember of a television show that you've never seen before in your life. He has a two-way intercom system strapped to his utility belt, a wire piece straight out of the Secret Service's summer catalog connected to his ear and every few minutes he gets a cue from someone outside to turn off your office's air conditioning. And, it's the middle of August.
