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Ramblin' Wrecked!

The streak is over. After 1,455 days, the Duke football team finally won a game against an ACC opponent with a convincing 41-17 victory over Georgia Tech at home Saturday.


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Devils Den, WEL tower fill niches

With the opening of the media and game rooms in the second and third floors of the McClendon Tower in the West-Edens Link at the beginning of this year, is the Devil's Den again in danger of...


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Fundraiser combines carpentry, celebs

What would it cost to get Mike Krzyzewski, Mia Hamm, George Clooney or Colin Powell to sign a chair for you--apart from a ticket to this Saturday's black-tie "Take-a-Seat" fundraising gala for the...


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Law prof: hire disabled workers

Speaking from his wheelchair, Michael Stein, an associate professor at the Marshall-Wythe School of Law at The College of William and Mary, outlined his schematic for reassessing the employment...


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Execution draws near for Keel

Amidst a flurry of appeals and paperwork, defense attorneys are pursuing multiple legal avenues to stop the execution of Timothy Keel, whom they allege to be mentally retarded. N.C. Gov.


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Cunningham explains early ACES problems

University Registrar Bruce Cunningham and Head of the Student Information Services and Systems Office, Kathy Pfeiffer, spoke to the Duke Student Government Wednesday about the upgraded ACES system...


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Dep't refocuses on social psychology

The Social and Health Sciences division of the psychology department has added a new area of study, social psychology, with hopes of restoring Duke to a position of excellence in this area for...