The duh... and the what!?!
(10/18/07 4:00am)
Duke students are here not only to be educated; we also need to be "developed."
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Duke students are here not only to be educated; we also need to be "developed."
Stark contradictions between administrators' statements and written policy don't bode well for the University. Nor for us, for that matter.
As a 12-year veteran of the cash-strapped Maryland public school system, I had a hard time getting used to the comparative lavishness that is inherent to an elite private university such as Duke. I went from a severely overcrowded school that often suffered shortages of basic supplies and necessary equipment to a school that gave all of its incoming freshmen free iPods.