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As election results slowly trickled in Tuesday night, all eyes seemed to be on Ohio, Florida and Pennsylvania. Many important, less-publicized local elections, however, were decided in Durham County as the Democratic Party continued a tradition of dominance, winning many posts by a wide margin.
Credit Suisse First Boston, an international investment banking firm, will bring its new $100 million global business center to the Wake County portion of Research Triangle Park next fall, adding 400 new jobs to the area, the company and state officials announced last week.
Sibongile Mkhabela, chief executive officer of the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund, gave a lunchtime talk about the mission of her organization and the present state of South African children’s issues Thursday at the John Hope Franklin Center.
While most Duke students spent mid-term week hunched over blue books scribbling timed essays or feverishly darkening in bubbles on multiple choice exams, 16 seniors showcased their mid-semester progress to their professor and their peers in an all-out, public political debate Wednesday night.
As the Duke University Union, the largest student programming body on campus, prepares to celebrate its 50th anniversary, members reflect on the organization's strengths and groundbreaking role on Duke's campus.
Competing with the first home football game of the year for attendance, members of Duke For Kerry and Duke Democrats organized a rally to get Duke students and Durham residents fired up about the Democratic presidential ticket of John Kerry and Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C.
One anonymous North Carolina college student selflessly volunteered to help the Governor’s Task Force on Driving While Intoxicated Thursday. Starting at 8:30 a.m. and drinking for a solid hour and a half, she demonstrated to the 35-member group of law enforcement personnel, prosecutors and alcohol prevention officials just exactly what it looks like to fail a field sobriety test.
