Senior gift undergoes change
(03/22/96 5:00am)
This year, members of the senior class will be giving a gift to the University together-as individuals.
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This year, members of the senior class will be giving a gift to the University together-as individuals.
According to the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings of graduate programs, three out of four of the University's professional schools dropped slightly, but all still remain among the best in the nation.
Even after four days of camping out in the cold, many undergraduates were kept out of Cameron Indoor Stadium for the March 3 men's basketball game against the Tar Heels, leaving many demanding an explanation.
The Interfraternity Council has decided not to endorse a candidate in the Duke Student Government presidential race unless there is a runoff, ending a trend of endorsements that has played a part in every election this decade.
Popular filmmaker Spike Lee will no longer be able to visit the University on Feb. 17 due to a scheduling conflict.
In response to dramatic changes in residential life, the Freshman Advisory Counselor Board has decided to reevaluate and redesign the FAC program to fit an evolving campus.
Although members of the Panhellenic Council may be thoroughly frustrated by their lengthy quest for more meeting space, administrators are saying that there is hope for the future.
On Monday, Durham Superior Court Judge Orlando Hudson sentenced Markey Wilson, of 417 Lakeland Street, to up to 40 years in prison for his role in the Sept. 2 kidnapping and assault of two University students.
When the snowstorm and the stomach flu hit almost back-to-back, the Panhellenic Council had to scramble to keep rush on schedule. But no immediate act of nature was the root of the problem; rather, it was the 36-year-old failure of the University to provide sufficient space for sororities.
In an effort to institute more prevention-oriented instead of response-oriented policing, Director of Public Safety Alana Ennis recently appointed Detective Sgt. Sara-Jane Raines, Trinity '83, to be special liaison to "historically marginalized" student groups.
After more than four years of tossing around ideas, students and administrators have finally decided to get serious about making changes to the West Union and Bryan Center.
Panhellenic Council members, having already faced the challenge of moving rush from spacious East Campus commons rooms to more limiting areas on West Campus, have encountered yet another snag, this time from Mother Nature.
The construction crews finally moved out last week as the new East Campus post office, East Campus Store and additional dining facilities opened for business in the East Campus Union, marking the end of more than six months of renovations.
President Nan Keohane addressed members and leaders of national and local greek organizations about the importance of fraternities to the University's tradition at the first Interfraternity Council recognition banquet Thursday night.
By MISTY ALLEN and BRIAN HARRIS
Citing unconstitutional reasoning by Duke Student Government legislators, the chief justice of DSG has overturned a Nov. 28 vote not to charter the religious student group A Chosen Generation.
Following Duke Student Government Chief Justice Fouad Bashour's decision to overturn a vote by the legislature not to charter the evangelical Christian group A Chosen Generation (see related story, page 1), questions have surfaced as to whether the group ever had the proper faculty sponsorship to apply for the charter.
This is the second installment in a three-part series focusing on graduate student issues at the University. Tomorrow's story will focus on interaction among graduate students.
Durham police officers issued at least 15 citations for underage drinking last Thursday night to students attending a sorority party held at The Palace, a restaurant in downtown Durham.
It is an early fall evening, and the sun is setting on the Potomac River. As the sound of rushing water roars softly in the background, Park Ranger Dwight Madison exchanges wedding vows with his bride Elizabeth at Overlook #2 in Great Falls Park in Virginia. The ceremony is witnessed only by a justice of the peace, a few immediate family members and another ranger. Not surprisingly, it is the highlight of Madison's 20-year career with the National Park Service.