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(03/03/09 9:00am)
After break-ins all over Duke's campus, the University continues to be a safe haven for the homeless. RM heard that a homeless man has been inhabiting the basement of a house held by Duke's track team. In late January, someone broke into the Project WILD "locker" (it's a house on Alexander Street) and stole all the copper pipes under the house. Flooding ensued. The ties to the homeless are speculation-but DUPD is on the case. We think.
(02/26/09 9:00am)
This year's library party, branded "Pangaea: One World, One Party," will feature a smorgasbord of internationally themed entertainment, all in Perkins Library Friday night.
(02/19/09 9:00am)
No one likes the Oscars or any awards show really-but people hate the Oscars especially. Film Editor Andrew Hibbard and critic Charlie McSpadden tackle their disdain via GChat.
(02/12/09 9:00am)
Music has changed a lot in the past 40 years. But in one night, it will change even more.
(02/12/09 9:00am)
Normally, I hate love. I hate most things. It's why I like this space. But because I was recently told by a fortune cookie that I "will find love," I have decided to be positive this week. As such, recess is dedicating today's sandbox to love. Here are some of the best missed connections from Craig's List in the Duke area. Love might be a battlefield, but today, we're on your side.
(02/05/09 9:00am)
Think about your break-up like a bad movie: It will come in the winter, a time when everything is dead. Similarly, your ex-lover will feel dead, soulless, empty, hollow, etc. when you deliver the blow. They'll feel just like the plants around you. And if your courtship also began in the GARDENS (spring fling anyone?), even better.
(02/05/09 9:00am)
Welcome to Rumor Mill, the online edition: the venue by which campus leaders realize that the internet (read: Twitter) is a public forum and nothing is safe.
(01/22/09 9:00am)
In his father's first season at Duke, former men's lacrosse player Matt Danowski kept encountering the same question from his teammates.
(01/22/09 9:00am)
The U.S. government has allotted more than $700 billion on bailouts. That's a budget most artists could never dream of. And in Golden Belt's new show, Bailout Biennial, they don't. Instead, they work on almost no budget.
(01/22/09 9:00am)
The Young Trustee Nominating Committee announced Wednesday the eight seniors tapped as semi-finalists for the distinguished undergraduate position on the Board of Trustees.
(01/20/09 9:00am)
Students and faculty packed into the Hug Commons Reading Room in the Levine Science Research Center Friday afternoon for a memorial service in honor of Ryan Exline, 22, a graduate student who died Dec. 18.
(01/15/09 9:00am)
The last time I watched American Idol, Clay Aiken was in a heated competition against a destined-for-stardom Ruben Studdard. By the end of the night, Studdard was "Flying Without Wings" into the hearts of American pop fans. That was 2003.
(01/08/09 9:00am)
When the New Year dawned at Pizza Palace, the ovens were cold.
(12/08/08 5:00am)
The five players who started for Duke Wednesday were not Duke's typical starters. Instead, head coach
(11/13/08 5:00am)
Cartoons are funny. Sculptures are permanent.
(11/06/08 5:00am)
When watching Zack and Miri Make a Porno, it's difficult to get past the film's more pornographic qualities. It's not as if director Kevin Smith is known for his sense of decorum, but his latest release achieves staggering levels of obscenity.
(11/06/08 5:00am)
Crystal Mangum does not want you calling her "the accuser."
(11/06/08 5:00am)
If indie rock has lost its soul, then Hammer No More The Fingers is here to save it.
(10/30/08 4:00am)
Chapel Hill's early voting ends on Saturday, but that doesn't mean the polls aren't rocking.
(10/29/08 4:00am)
Uniforms don't necessarily imply uniformity.
