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In his Aug. 31 letter, David Shiffman presents one-sided opinions with little factual justification.
In the Aug.
The Palestinian Solidarity Movement (PSM) is organizing its fourth annual conference, to be held Oct. 15-17 at Duke.
Journalists, reporters and especially opinion columnists have the luxury of looking at world events in hindsight and substituting their judgment for that of elected policymakers and decision makers.
I am continuously baffled by Shadee Malaklou’s columns.
I’ve never been a fan of frat boys. Yes, as Christopher Scoville asserts in his Aug.
Rima Mutreja was clearly referring to herself when she wrote the “public lacks understanding of [Israeli-Palestinian] conflict,” a perfect example of the blatant lies that anti-Israelis...
The Chronicle’s profile of the Palestine Solidarity Movement, which portrays the group as seeking a peaceful resolution, neglects some very important facts regarding the group. Its...
So it appears that the priorities of the Duke Police Department are in proper order. On the front page of the Aug.
As a non-Jew and a non-Muslim, I am tired of people talking about the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict as one between the two religions.
When I arrived at Duke back in the fall of 1998, I was told that the area around East Campus was not safe. Years later, as a graduate student I bought a house in Walltown.
The Aug. 23 editorial “Allowing PSM will Foster Debate” did not tell the whole story of the PSM, nor did it accurately reflect the group’s views and history.
Aside from the Olympics, news of the presidential campaigns and occasional visits to the Duke website, I have been rather cut off from U.S.
Editors Note: This letter was addressed to the student's Resident Coordinater, David Montag, after Montag sent an e-mail to students explaining the University's policy of proactively breaking up...
