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Why we celebrate pride
By Nathan Heffernan | June 25, 2019Showing up with a group of rainbow-clad straight people is not quite a demonstration of support. That’s just a rave.
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I saw it first: Hadestown and the relevance of myth
By Gretchen Wright | June 17, 2019Listening to the Original Broadway Cast Recording, I’ve found that the same songs I listened to on CD, then on my iPod Nano, appear in an entirely new light just a decade later, although most of the lyrics are unchanged.
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Where did my scholarship go?
By Catherine McMillan | June 10, 2019But for now, all I’m asking Duke is: Where did my scholarship go?
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Editor's note: Finding your voice in a crowd of Blue Devils
By Leah Abrams | June 5, 2019The editorial section is not a diary, not like my third-grade notebooks. It should not exist to publish sweeping claims or unfounded ideas.
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Why Duke needs the Chronicle, and why the Chronicle needs you
By Jake Satisky | June 5, 2019It’s clean and simple to put out public relations materials, and trust me, this university is overflowing with it. It’s more difficult to do real reporting, but it’s so necessary. In case you haven’t followed, there’s a lot of dirt that Duke just doesn’t want to be dug up.
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Memories of the 1969 Allen Building Takeover: Adding to the historical record
By Nelson Ford | May 28, 2019Please accept this as an attempt to amplify the record, not correct it. Each of us who was there that day had a particular experience. The historical record is not complete without each one of their perspectives too.
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Campus Enterprises: Get business savvy, if you can pay
By Lena Yannella | May 22, 2019Given the wide range of socio-economic backgrounds at Duke, the $7,000 buy-in is a pittance for those at the upper end of the economic ladder and a fortune for those at the bottom.
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On housing fairness at Duke
By Sabriyya Pate | May 17, 2019We need radical change in Duke’s culture, and we needed it yesterday.
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Success is overrated
By Ami Wong | May 14, 2019If we zoom out beyond our immediate bubble, we can see that we are privileged to even consider success as something beyond survival.
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Being part of The Chronicle made me part of everything
By Rob Palmisano | May 13, 2019Being part of The Chronicle was one of the greatest investments of my Duke career, because as far as I’m concerned, it made me a part of everything.
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Lost and found and lost again
By Monday Monday | May 6, 2019In my attempt to critique an entire campus, I really ended up criticizing myself. The Spring 2019 Monday Monday reveal.
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Don’t wait: The expansive impact of leading an ethical life
By Duke Honor Council | May 3, 2019Stepping into the ‘real world’ pushes us to consider how the values so emphasized in the academic setting can also be transferable to communities around us.
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Being brave, Duke and beyond
By Janie Booth | May 2, 2019We can show up and listen to each other. We can let each other in on secrets. We can admit when we don’t know the answer.
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H.A.G.S.!
By Ryan Williams | May 1, 2019So now, as I conclude my finals and pack my boxes, I prepare for my own Homecoming in the hopes that three months in Texas will show me just why I sought Duke out in the first place.
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Statement on behalf of Baldwin Scholars and alumnae
By Susana Gutiérrez | April 30, 2019The destruction of this crucial meeting space is regressive and irresponsible, and will affect Baldwins for generations to come.
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Don't ovary-act: Lessons in design
By Jess Edelson and Khue Huynh | April 30, 2019Have you ever thought about what it takes to get a synthetic uterus through the TSA screening line at the airport?
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The Chronicle regrets the error
By Likhitha Butchireddygari | April 29, 2019What I’ve learned at The Chronicle is that accepting you have been “bad” is necessary for you to be better.