Judge grants trustee chance for new trial
(05/12/94 4:00am)
University trustee William Lane's luck took a turn for the better Wednesday.
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University trustee William Lane's luck took a turn for the better Wednesday.
Since 1980 the University has struggled to find a vision for East Campus. Last week, the East Campus Enhancement Committee presented yet another set of recommendations for the future of the campus.
Duke Student Government has unveiled a new plan for reforming the way undergraduates are represented.
With a chance to pocket as much $5000 in a weekend, many students are making plans to scalp their tickets to the Final Four.
Students said Wednesday night that they want the University to light the fire this weekend.
After enjoying a seemingly happy honeymoon period on West Campus' main residential quad, Spectrum House is facing a number of problems.
Spectrum house council voted to expel two residents from the dormitory effective this fall.
It started out as a simple spring break trip. About a month and a half ago, Las Vegas became the destination of a group, consisting of five seniors, two juniors and one sophomore, which I would accompany to that neon mecca in the Nevada desert. Yet as exciting as that destination seemed, I was nonetheless a bit apprehensive about going with this particular group.
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Alpha Phi is back on campus.
Since he arrived last fall, George Wright has done more than some professors do in years.
One of the University's oldest existing sororities withdrew from the rush process on Tuesday.
By RUSS FREYMAN
The Arts and Sciences Council voted 26D4D4 to create a women's studies major Thursday afternoon.
The Chapel.
Students and employees will have to spend more money on various fees this year.
This fall Trinity freshman Logan Smith worked with the Durham City Democrats on Clinton's campaign. On election day as he was going door-to-door, he found a woman who had registered but never voted before but wanted to. His group drove the woman to a local polling station where she voted.
Michael Gross, a Trinity freshman, heard a University Food Services employee's concern that the proposed plan to privatize the Boyd-Pishko would hurt her union. The result, Gross said, would be more part-time jobs and less benefits for University employees.
On her first day working at the Upper East Side, Kali Billingslea wore just a t-shirt and shorts. The Trinity sophomore described student reaction to her as "very friendly." The second night Billingslea adorned the University Food Services uniform. "People changed like night to day," she said.