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Rushing as a freshman, I made the mistake of using the word "cuts" in conversation with my rho chi. She wasted no time in setting me straight.
As a Congressional staffer and Duke graduate, I would implore the professors of the history department to review their facts. President George W.
My name is Jessica Rosario, one of the student leaders that Bill English calls a "homosexual activist" that "aims at nothing less than bullying the student body into fully consenting to...
The twin labels of inefficiency and ineffectiveness are perennially attached to Duke Student Government, in many cases with good reason.
As the rhetoric surrounding the Iraq question intensifies, it has become fashionable for White House insiders to compare this debate to that which took place in pre-World War II Britain.
I have something to show you, to share with you. I want you to really get to know nature.
Being 700 miles from campus, I'll admit that it is difficult to follow the everyday ins and outs of Duke. In addition, it's hard to follow what passes for logic in the current alcohol debate.
Upon reading Nikyatu Jusu's article about the woes of black female dating, or lack thereof, I became thoroughly disgusted.
Russell Williams's column attacking the current early decision policy is just another example of uninformed whining on the part of Duke students.
My name is Bill and I am homophobic. That's right--homosexuals just terrify me. Gays are very scary.
Last night, THE SECOND GUNMAN dreamt he was Coach K. Here is how his day went.
Last Tuesday, the North Carolina House of Representatives voted against holding a referendum on whether the state should have a lottery.
As a senior at this school, I have seen many changes, but few as misguided as the decision to remove buses from the East-West line.
I wonder why we've placed our ultimate value on not giving offense.
On a typical night out in Australia it's inescapable--everywhere I look couples are all over each other, and it seems every place in the country is an unspoken Lovers' Lane.
Departing from a long tradition, Head Line Monitor Jeremy Morgan will be accepting applications from students who wish to serve as line monitors for Krzyzewskiville this basketball tenting season.
I write to thank Nick Christie for his heartfelt editorial on Southern nationalism. I am a white Southerner, born and raised in North Carolina. I am also a historian.
The Panhellenic Council has decided to institute several changes to the recruitment process. These changes are steps in the right direction.
I think I would have been angered by Nick Christie's idiotic drivel, or rather, column Monday had I not been so amused by the degree to which it was illogical, ignorant and poorly written.