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Class struggle ends
By Rob Goodman | February 18, 2005February 25, 2005—New Durham, North Carolina.
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Great like Gatsby
By Aaron Kirschenfeld | February 18, 2005I carry a copy of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby in my car’s glove box.
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Smokey, this is not 'Nam
By Eric Vivier | February 18, 2005This is bowling. There are rules.
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Skip Vagina Monologues
By Nathan Carleton | February 17, 2005Those who did not attend Saturday’s performance of the Vagina Monologues missed more than just an overpriced and poorly-acted play.
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A lady in the street, but a freak in the bed
By Amelia Herbert | February 17, 2005Yes, that’s what Ludacris and Usher and countless other men have told me and my friends that they want out of a woman.
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Instant peace in the Middle East
By Mike Dickison | February 16, 2005Three years ago, House Majority Leader Dick Armey; (R-Texas); said on MSNBC’s Hardball that the Palestinians should be expelled from the occupied territories.
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Forbidden love
By Matt Gillum | February 16, 2005Judging from the flyers around campus these days one might think that no kind of love is wrong.
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A call to future leaders
By Wendy Kopp | February 16, 2005Growing up in the public schools of El Paso, Texas, Aurora Lora experienced first-hand the educational disparities that persist in our country.
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Cookin' up understanding
By Jimmy Soni | February 16, 2005If the old adage that a way to a man’s heart is through his stomach holds true, then perhaps the recent changes in the Merchants on Points program will cause a shift in cultural relationships...
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Balance and backlash
By Staff Reports | February 15, 2005Last week, the Senate passed a bill that would make it significantly more difficult to file class-action lawsuits against companies.
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Little Bo Who?
By Staff Reports | February 15, 2005Once upon a time there was a lamb. This lamb’s name was Mike. Ever since he was an even younger lamb, Mike had wanted to be a turtle.
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The Rx for Dean's Democratic Party
By Staff Reports | February 15, 2005Welcome back, Dr. Dean. I’m wincing right now. Don’t screw this up. You inherit a Democratic Party that is grasping at straws.
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Love in the ruins
By Staff Reports | February 14, 2005I have nothing to say about romance, so if that was reason you began reading, stop. I do have something to say about raucous parties off East Campus, which have gathered such infamy of late.
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The passion of the SEABASS
By Staff Reports | February 14, 2005Apparently TOMMY SEABASS’s last column was not very popular in certain circles of the Duke community.
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Deuce Bigelow, Young Trustee
By Staff Reports | February 14, 2005For most seniors, this Valentine’s Day signals the end of a passionate love affair with the University.
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Miss Miho
By Staff Reports | February 11, 2005Miss Miho, what’s the area of a trapezoid?” I turned around quickly from passing out pencils to find Charlie, a jolly sixth grader, inquisitively staring at his workbook. Shoot.
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"Enormities hateful to God:" a little perspective
By Staff Reports | February 11, 2005A university's memory is permanently impaired. With the exception of the deepest furrows—the UNC bonfire, or James B.
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Cleveland championship on the way
By Staff Reports | February 10, 2005Ever since Sunday’s Super Bowl, many have been calling Philadelphia the most tortured sports city in America. In one word—Please.
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The v-word
By Staff Reports | February 10, 2005Like many other young women, I am trying to define my own feminism. I wear lip-gloss. I think welfare reform declared a war on poor mothers. I like to cook for my boyfriend.