Steinour to leave to practice psychology
Less than five months after Sue Wasiolek left her post in the Office of Student Development, her co-manager has also announced that she will be leaving the University to pursue another career.
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Less than five months after Sue Wasiolek left her post in the Office of Student Development, her co-manager has also announced that she will be leaving the University to pursue another career.
The Graduate and Professional Student Council took action against President Nan Keohane's decision to eliminate the University's of highest ranking official dealing with minority affairs at its meeting Monday night.
President Nan Keohane's recent decision to dissolve a top administrative post dealing with minority affairs came under heavy fire from University students and employees at a meeting Thursday.
Selective living groups have been guaranteed a spot on West Campus next year--provided they adhere to a membership cap of 50 students.
A Christian author addressed the lack of religious spiritualism among college students at a conference held at the University this weekend.
Pearl Jam
A recently formed student government with representatives from across West Campus' Edens quad may serve as a model for similar councils to be formed under President Nan Keohane's new residential life plan.
After a half-decade of debate, University officials announced last week that domestic partners of homosexual employees will have access to the same benefits awarded to married couples.
Trinity junior Lex Wolf plans to lead fraternities through changes in University policy and social climate as the new Interfraternity Council president.
After five years of nixing the idea, the undergraduate student body finally agreed to a student activities fee increase, but the proposal faces yet another hurdle.
Wendy Luttrell, assistant professor of cultural anthropology, has shown clips from "My So-Called Life" in her Sexuality and Society class to illustrate concepts taught in the course. Here she talks about why she likes the show and why she uses it as a teaching tool.
Take a hike, John Hughes. See ya, "Sixteen Candles." Ferris Bueller--it's over. Go home. Breakfast Club, your charter's revoked. There's a new sheriff o' teen angst in this town--calls itself "My So-Called Life." And it's some kind of wonderful.
President Clinton has declined an invitation to speak at the dedication of the Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy in December.
Executive vice president Charles Putman outlined some administrative goals for improving the quality of graduate student life at a meeting of the Graduate and Professional Student Council Monday night.
A political science professor advised the Duke Student Government legislature how to best serve as campus leaders in a meeting Wednesday.
A top executive at General Motors described the corporation's dramatic turnaround in a speech at the Fuqua School of Business Tuesday.
By IVAN SNYDER
They say loose lips sink ships. But sometimes, loose pins do, too.
A student-proposed University grape boycott doesn't hold much water, according to some national environmental and public-interest organizations.
Students attending kegs the past two weekends may have noticed some new faces on the main quad scene.