Grad students reach out to New Orleans
Fourteen months after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, towed cars still remain piled under highways and abandoned children's toys populate the Ninth Ward.
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Fourteen months after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, towed cars still remain piled under highways and abandoned children's toys populate the Ninth Ward.
Bill Bell, the longest running Durham mayor in recent years, never envisioned a political career for himself.
Senator Thad Cochran, R-Miss., chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee and the 2006 Terry Sanford Distinguished Lecturer, discussed the history and evolution of the Senate Tuesday afternoon in front of an audience of approximately 100 people.
The Board of Trustees approved preliminary plans to give the School of Law another major facelift at its meeting last weekend.
President Richard Brodhead and seven panelists spoke to an audience of about 50 professors and students Monday night for an armchair discussion called "Creativity and the Contemporary University."
Erwin Chemerinsky, Alston and Bird professor of law and professor of political science, was recently named Duke's 2006 "University Scholar/Teacher of the Year" by a faculty committee.
When Duke announced plans last March to open a Barnes & Noble on the new Central Campus, Tom Campbell worried that his landmark bookstore would soon become just another page in the history books.
Finding a crazy costume isn't the only concern on many students' minds for the first tailgate of the year.
Although the telephone number to District Attorney Mike Nifong's office has recently been changed, calls for reform have not ceased in the past few weeks.
Katharine Bartlett, dean of Duke's School of Law, will step down from her post June 30, 2007, Provost Peter Lange announced Friday.
As cameras continue to capture events surrounding the arrest of two Duke men's lacrosse players, community members and legal experts are left wondering what will happen next.
When officials announced an investigation of rape allegations against members of the Duke men's lacrosse team several weeks ago, it placed Durham in the middle of a "perfect storm"-a confluence of racial, socioeconomic, athletic, sexual and gender issues-exacerbated by the media.
With fewer than three weeks left until the District Attorney primary May 2, challengers have begun to criticize incumbent Mike Nifong's handling of an investigation of sexual assault allegations made against several members of the Duke men's lacrosse team.
A crowd of about 250 students and community members held a vigil Monday night at North Carolina Central University to promote healing.
During his March 24 probable cause hearing, Mohammed Taheri-azar quietly read the Koran.
Little more than a week after the death of a student who fell from a dormitory window, tragedy once again struck the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Friday.
The recent publication of a controversial cartoon at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has incited much debate among students about the nature of First Amendment rights.
Justin Klein, a Young Trustee finalist for the graduate and professional community, has seen Duke from almost every perspective.
Little more than a week after the death of a student who fell from a dormitory window, tragedy once again struck the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Friday.
CHAPEL HILL - Students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have a new take on tenting.