Faking feminism
By Emin Hadziosmanovic | September 13, 2005I was floored when I read that a survey found 42 percent of men to have faked orgasms. Further research found several recent surveys with statistics around 20 to 25 percent.
I was floored when I read that a survey found 42 percent of men to have faked orgasms. Further research found several recent surveys with statistics around 20 to 25 percent.
Whenever a politician vies for a third term, we Americans naturally raise our eyebrows.
It should not be up to me to enforce proper behavior that signifies the intelligence of Duke Students.
My parents, products of the baby-boom generation, knew exactly where they were when Kennedy was shot and Armstrong walked on the moon.
Great disasters, no matter how remote they may be, usually succeed in coaxing out at least a little sympathy from almost every person with a connection to the outside world.
Last semester my friend from Bob Jones University visited me.
In his new book Collapse, Jared Diamond argues that a society’s survival depends on its response to environmental challenges.
Fro-yo and/or Loop milkshakes are the new long-necked brewskie.
When you’re playing Grand Theft Auto, you can rob a house, car, or pedestrian; gun down anyone you want; solicit practitioners of the world’s oldest profession; and when all is said and...
Last August, when I enrolled at Duke as a graduate student in public policy, the first thing I noticed was that Duke is an island of its own, isolated from the rest of Durham.
It’s that time again: The start of yet another school year and, for some, the beginning of a college career.
As I’m sure you all know by now, Duke prides itself on its diversity. And indeed, our student body is certainly very diverse.
A traveler’s most important possession, besides a valid passport, is her watch.
Concerns about who might be getting past the under-funded and under-staffed Border Patrol has compelled a new citizens’ brigade to “do the job our government won’t do” and...
Duke considers itself as one of the most “modern” and “up-and-coming” universities in the country.
Thanks to the widely publicized Alcohol Law Enforcement crackdowns, a startling number of Duke’s underage drinkers are now experiencing what it feels like to be on the wrong side of the law.
In the cheery aisles of a resort-town jewelry shop last week, my sister Becca and I were accosted.