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A visitor reported that while her vehicle was parked in the overflow lot on Duke University Road between 8:30 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. Aug. 28, someone broke out the $400 driver's door and extended cab windows and stole her $400 stereo amp, causing $200 damage to the paint on the driver's door.
The opening of a new Subway eatery in the West Union Building has been delayed for at least a week because an oven has not yet been delivered to the site.
The search for the next Durham chief of police could either conclude Wednesday or may have to begin anew, after city officials met Monday and candidate William Carcara dropped out of the selection process.
Durham police are trying to determine whether a first-degree burglary and possible attempted sexual assault reported early Friday in the Watts-Hillandale neighborhood is similar to an incident reported two weeks earlier.
Freshmen attended a speech by novelist Maya Angelou Sunday in the Chapel. Angelou, the Reynolds professor of American studies at Wake Forest University, speaks annually to freshmen.
Student organization leaders and freshmen congregated on East Campus Saturday afternoon for the annual Student Activities Fair.
Members of the female a capella group Lady Blue perform at Sunday night's Acappellooza in Page Auditorium.
The newly appointed Durham police chief resigned Wednesday afternoon, two weeks before he was to have taken office.
Washington, D.C., Deputy Mayor John Koskinen, Trinity '61 and former chair of the Board of Trustees, will be the keynote speaker Aug. 27 at the "Sophomore Celebration," the first in a series of events designed to welcome sophomores to West Campus.
At 1 a.m. Aug. 20, while performing a routine bicycle patrol, a Duke police officer detected an odor consistent with that of marijuana in the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity section. She entered the dorm and went to the room on the first floor where the smell was coming from. She entered the room, which was occupied by four students. Subsequent investigation led to the confiscation of 10 containers of various amounts of marijuana, ranging in prices of $50 and $100, two glass jars with marijuana residue, one pipe, a small aluminum foil containing opium and a pill bottle labeled "Dutch Ecstasy" containing a green leafy substance. The smoke detector in the room had been removed from the ceiling with the battery taken out.
Aside from the small, close atmosphere and annoying fans, one of the staples of Cameron Indoor Stadium--the aspects the visiting teams really dread--was the heat.
Between 1:48 and 2:20 p.m. July 11, eight vehicles were broken into while parked in the R. David Thomas Center parking lot. CD players, CDs, a CD sound system and components, car speakers and miscellaneous tools were stolen, causing total damage of $4,080.
Midway Airlines Corp., which filed for bankruptcy last year after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, has signed a letter of intent to become a part of US Airways.
Fresh off its second national championship in four seasons, the women's golf team had two of its current members as well as two alumni compete in the 2002 U.S. Women's Open at the Prairie Dunes Country Club in Hutchinson, Kan.
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 states that:
Duke and North Carolina Central University are assisting low-income Durham children through $4.5 million in grants awarded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Duke will use $2.25 million to develop intensive after-school programs at community centers in low-income neighborhoods. It is the largest gift for community engagement as part of the Duke-Durham Neighborhood Partnership Initiative. NCCU will use its $2.25 million, the largest grant NCCU has received from a private source, to expand its Saturday academy for low-performing Durham school children and to create family resource centers for students and their families.
1971-1972: For the first time, Duke provides a small travel budget for its women's athletic programs and fields seven women's teams.
