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A vandalized car sits in the middle of a street, and on top of its trunk is a bag of white powder. After an observer spots the car, a police officer is called to test the powder and it becomes clear that the bag contains only laundry powder and that the car was most likely demolished in a bad drug deal.
Don’t expect pre-recession unemployment numbers to return to North Carolina any time soon.
Durham is taking steps to reboot its cultural image.
The remnants of Tropical Storm Ida raged through campus Wednesday, uprooting trees and felling ceiling tiles in its path.
Forget finding the perfect interview outfit, high school and college seniors can now interview with some admissions directors or employers in pajama bottoms. Some colleges and companies are using webcams to interview applicants.
Students may soon be getting more bars in more places—places like Edens.
Some medicines may soon have an undo button.
Manuel Rosa works for the Information Technology support help desk at the Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center and has spent 18 years researching Christopher Columbus and his voyage to America. With today the 517th anniversary of Columbus’ arrival on the continent, The Chronicle’s Jessica Chang spoke with Rosa about his findings and what he has discovered that suggests the centuries-old accounts taught in schools about Columbus’ story are untrue. Rosa is currently translating his book, “O Mistério Colombo Revelado” (The Mystery of Columbus Revealed), which is currently only available in Portuguese, into Spanish and looking for a publisher in the United States.
The arts took center stage at Tuesday night’s Duke University Union meeting.
Students used to have to walk to their professors’ offices for face time.
Students may soon have more options for ordering on food points.
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