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I wondered how many people waiting for their sandwich knew the true cost of their bacon to the people of Sampson and Duplin Counties, where Smithfield’s operations are concentrated.
The current approach of releasing results every Monday for the prior week renders the results to be essentially useless for any meaningful risk assessment by individuals, especially given the fast spread of the Omicron variant.
I am forever grateful for your kindness, And I’ll never forget your gentle eyes.
Encountering Bryan’s shy smile in this tumultuous time gave me a great amount of peace.
Minorities are always being told they're asking for “too much” while simultaneously never really having their demands met. If Duke Disability Alliance would like a minor, or Asian American students on this campus want faculty support - there should be a department to support them.
Looking at Barbados, we can decide what kind of nations we will build. It is time for the new generation to outdo its predecessor.
What we lost was more than a funded and Instagrammable trip - it was the opportunity to explore global opportunities that may inform the trajectory of the rest of our lives.
Nationalism, not nations, is the impetus for the world's worst and most destructive atrocities, including the Holocaust, and we can no longer resort to primitive models for transnational liberation.
Clearly Wang's v eto represents a continuing manifestation of the foundational antisemitism that the 2019 Resolution Agreement was supposed to quell.
As we head into finals season, where students will spend long periods of time in the library, a student alone in a personal carrel or study room should not be burdened with a mask requirement.
As a student body, we must demand change from DUMAC and the administration, beginning at the virtual investment forum sponsored by the president’s Advisory Committee on Investment Responsibility (ACIR) at 4 p.m. this Wednesday.
Every Monday and Wednesday, we get together to listen to the Dead’s music and discuss their history.
Reading Olivia Bokesch’s column “No one at Duke knows the Grateful Dead” left a smoking crater of my mind, like being busted for smiling on a cloudy day.
New music seems to have taken its place (I hope!) but speakers pointed out of windows blaring Grateful Dead music onto the quad will always be part of the soundtrack to my days at Duke.
I'm sorry you have to wear a mask. I'm even sorrier that it's become part of my job to tell people to mask up, to watch them roll their eyes at me like spoiled pre-teens and to know that the people I've worked so hard to support think so little of the ones around them.
Marginalized students on this campus today need improved multicultural centers today.
The multi-multi-million dollar, fifty-thousand square foot Brenda and Keith Brodie Recreation Center - right in the heart of East Campus - sits idle with its doors bolted shut.
The unfortunate truth is that biogas is not the perfect solution it claims to be.
Not every college or university has a place like Lilly.
Duke is prioritizing public appearance at the expense of student mental health. It is time for Duke to show leadership at the forefront of bringing America back to normal.