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As some University students begin a campaign for divestment from Sudan due to humanitarian abuses such as slavery, the north-central African nation is struggling to end a 19-year civil war that propagates the country's use of slave labor.
Beginning Dec. 16, the Office of Information Technology will require on-campus students to register their computers with the Duke network each semester. The short form that will pop up on the computer screen the first time a student goes online each semester will ask for the network identification and password already used for e-mail, allowing OIT to connect computers with individual students.
Francis Bok stood nervously at the side of the room, hands clasped behind his back and eyes surveying the nearly 200 students in the crowd. When he stood behind the podium to tell his story, however, he began to relax.
The Sanford Deli, historically lauded as one of the best eateries on campus, has undergone temporary changes this year that have left many patrons less than satisfied.
A group of well-dressed students is trying to make the Duke community think.
Several students have taken their back-to-school colds to the old student infirmary for treatment, only to find empty rooms and deserted hallways.
