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Students gathered Tuesday in the Old Trinity Room to watch President Barak Obama’s State of the Union address. The viewing party was organized jointly by Duke Political Union, Duke College Republicans and Duke Democrats. In an astounding act of bipartisanship, students of all political affiliations answered the questions of The Chronicle’s Matt Barnett.
The Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee met Wednesday to discuss recent updates and upcoming changes in the dining system.
Betty Makoni was raped at age six, a tragedy not uncommon in her native Zimbabwe. As an adult, she has worked against such injustices and has rescued more than 35,000 girls and women since 1999.
Members of Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee presented the remaining end-of-semester evaluations for campus eateries Monday night.
Members of Duke University Student Dining Advisory Committee met to present end-of-semester vendor evaluations for several campus dining venues Monday evening.
Students should expect massive changes to Duke Dining—both in terms of venues and meal plans—but not until 2012.
All DefMo wants to do is dance.
Visitors came from across the country and around the world for Parents’ and Family Weekend. Events ranged from informational sessions and receptions to an exhibition men’s basketball game Saturday against St. Augustine’s. The Chronicle’s Matt Barnett spoke to Duke parents about the weekend’s events.
Relief efforts for the recent floods in Pakistan were hindered by cultural barriers, according to a disaster response specialist.
Duke students continue to experiment with alcoholic beverages containing caffeine despite the lack of consensus regarding the safety of their consumption.
Robert Steel, former chair of the Board of Trustees, spoke to Founder’s Day celebrants Thursday afternoon about Duke’s “tension between tradition and tomorrow.”
Duke alumni celebrated Homecoming with several events over the weekend, including Friday’s pep rally and President Brodhead’s Homecoming Dance, with Tailgate and a football game against Army Saturday. The Chronicle’s Matt Barnett interviewed several alumni about their experiences and thoughts on being back on campus after graduating into the real world.
Lemon ricotta pancakes and egg strata may not be enough to save Saturday brunch at the Law School Refectory.
Lady Gaga and Superman were among the star-studded and beer-drenched Tailgate crowd Saturday.
Several minutes into her speech, Maya Angelou abruptly requested that her microphone stand be moved closer to the edge of the stage so that she could have a better view of the audience.
