OPINION
Commentary: I am in love with Jack
By Staff Reports | March 25, 2004I am in love with Jack. Scrumpy Jack. It's this garishly green pub down the street from my house in Cape Town, South Africa.
I am in love with Jack. Scrumpy Jack. It's this garishly green pub down the street from my house in Cape Town, South Africa.
On behalf of the executive board of Diya, Duke's South Asian-American student association, I would like to announce the Duke Student Government candidates endorsed by our organization.
ALONG THE SUDAN-CHAD BORDER -- The most vicious ethnic cleansing you've never heard of is unfolding here in the southeastern fringes of the Sahara Desert.
Friends, I've been on a bit of a serious kick lately.
WASHINGTON -- As a very little boy, I thought the opening words to the recitation required at school every morning were "I led the pigeons to the flag.
Of the candidates for Duke Student Government Executive Vice President, junior Andrew Wisnewski, the current Vice President of Community Interaction, posses the knowledge, experience and personal...
My short skirt / is not a legal reason / for raping me /.
"Yes, I am a criminal. My crime is that of curiosity. My crime is that of judging people by what they say and think, not what they look like.
Vice President for Student Affairs Larry Moneta's shocking decision to raise the quadrangle fee by $30 and the student activities fee by $70 without consulting students underscores a serious...
If your life had a soundtrack, what songs would be on it? With the advent of digital music, Dick Clark's age-old question has become our generation's great metaphysical exploration. .
So I admit it, I was duped. Like most things, the "summer job" offered by the Fund for Public Interest Research is too good to be true.
I was surprised to find, upon perusing the ABC Eyewitness News 11 top stories late last night, that "Students at Duke University are on edge" after a sexual assault allegedly took place on West...
It's that time again. The NCAA basketball tournament is in full-force, and RAMONA QUIMBY, AGE 38, like many others, has been struck with a serious case of March Madness.
Dear Nathan, in response to your column of March 16, no, I don't feel shame that's always seemed like such a Puritan response. I mostly feel flattered.
The discovery of $140,000 in un-spent Duke Student Government funds is yet another example of the organization's inadequacies in self-regulation and inefficiency in properly allocating student...
Eleven girls sat in a hotel room playing drinking games (because hotel rooms are both cheaper than bars and void of shady guys who think Duke is a community college). Despite the fact it was 8 p.m.
When Ronald Reagan was wholesaling our public forests to commercial loggers in the 1980s the response from the public was enormous.
David Shiffman seems to think that there is some golden standard of knowledge base by which all Duke students should be judged.
Since the Iraqi invasion, and perhaps even as far back as the beginning of the "War on Terrorism," the Bush administration's foreign policy has been highly criticized for being bellicose.
One maxim seems to hold true at Duke: if it can be classified as a "fee," it's probably on the rise.