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A Classic Dilemma
By Lucas Schafer | April 3, 1993you tuned into WUNC-FM 91.5 this Labor Day, you may have expected to hear a symphony and gotten a stock quote instead.
you tuned into WUNC-FM 91.5 this Labor Day, you may have expected to hear a symphony and gotten a stock quote instead.
Happy hours, sizzling heat and eight friends packed into a house. Those are the first memories that come to mind when I think about my summer.
How is this for a challenging work environment? Standing two feet behind you in your already cramped office is a crewmember of a television show that you've never seen before in your life.
Linking academics to business was once akin to mixing church and state--hesitantly, if ever, done.
As Williams rejoined his wife Wanda and their two children, Scott and Kimberly, in the rural town they had called home for the past 12 years, a middle-aged sportswriter who had settled into a...
Ah, summer. Sunshine. Vacations. Lemonade, ice cream and outdoor picnics. It's little wonder most of us look forward to the season with longing and always seem a little sad to see it go.
Pow! It feels so good to punch that bag, to whack it with all you've got, to sense the tingle in your arms and the excitement and energy in your whole body.
When Whitney Griffin graduated from Duke last spring, she thought she had it made.
Allison,* Trinity '99, was diagnosed with severe depression while still in high school. She sought therapy and was on an antidepressant for a year and a half before matriculating to Duke.
It was the Sunday after the 2000 Republican National Convention.
Whether through trips to the infirmary or fees on a student's bursar's bill, Student Health is a presence on campus for all undergraduates and graduate students.
What's the attraction of being a gang member? Members claim their turf with graffiti that has evolved into such an art form that the letters are no longer legible to the uneducated eye--as the...
In March, a group of students gathered on campus to speak out about The Chronicle's publication of an advertisement calling slavery reparations a racist idea.
Earlier this spring, the U.S. Census Bureau announced that California had become the first state in modern history to lack a racial majority.
On a still-sunny afternoon at Brightleaf Square, the chatter of drinking buddies spills from Satisfaction Restaurant and Bar.
Like the day you realize you are no longer physically bigger than your "little" brother, a life-changing moment for an older sibling is the first time you are referred to as "the other.