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Column: The day our oil ran out
By PavelMolchanov (Politics and Other Means) | November 5, 2002Our government as of late has been resembling the Romanoff dynasty more and more.
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Column: Sexual assault reality
By Anonymous (Guest Commentary) | November 4, 2002Editor's Note: The following column was written by the victim of the reported sexual assault in Wannamaker Dormitory Oct. 9.
OPINION
THE SECOND GUNMAN starts a miniseries
By THE SECOND GUNMAN (Monday, Monday) | November 4, 2002So Nan read the column about my day as Coach K and left me a voice mail.
OPINION
Editorial: Vote for Dole
By Staff Editorial | November 4, 2002Now that Jesse Helms is leaving the U.S. Senate, the door is open for a new candidate to step in and represent the state.
OPINION
Column: Rival versions of student life
By Bill English (The Critical Theory) | November 4, 2002I have previously used this space to suggest some indications of the fragmentary nature of undergraduate life at Duke.
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Letters: New line policies in place for first basketball game
By Jeremy Morgan (Trinity '03) | November 1, 2002Welcome to the beginning of another exciting Duke basketball season! The men's team will square off against Team Nike Monday in Cameron Indoor Stadium at 7:30 p.m.
OPINION
Editorial: Price for Congress
By Staff Editorial | November 1, 2002David Price, a political science professor on leave from Duke, has served North Carolina's Fourth District admirably since he was first elected to the U.S.
OPINION
Letter: Fro-yo eating contest encourages bad diet habits
By Rachel Decker (Trinity '05) | November 1, 2002Next week marks the beginning of Sigma Chi's Derby Days, a week-long event aimed at promoting involvement to raise money for Sigma Chi's charity.
OPINION
Column: The Romeo effect
By Jennifer Wlach (The Y Perspective) | November 1, 2002Last year I spent a sleepless night tormented by the fact that my boyfriend was probably not the kind of guy who would watch me sleep.
OPINION
Column: It's cold, I'm tired
By Nikyatu Jusu (Hot and Bothered) | November 1, 2002Let me forewarn you by saying this: The column you see before you is going to appear as though it's been written by a child suffering from an extreme case of ADD.
OPINION
Column: An ode to the commode
By Rob Goodman (Oh Dear, I'm Ever So Pissed) | November 1, 2002The Duke campus is an education in the power of place.
OPINION
Letter: Eating with plastic is marring our environment
By John Halley (Visiting Scientist Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences) | October 31, 2002I find a very nice visit from Ireland to this university is marred by having to drink out of plastic cups, and eat off plastic plates, at the University canteens.
OPINION
Column: Election day thoughts
By Emily Streyer Carlisle (Strange Bedfellows) | October 31, 2002Open season on one's political opponent winds to a close on Tuesday, and I can't say I'm sorry.
OPINION
Editorial: Rush alterations?
By Staff Editorial | October 31, 2002Next week, the Interfraternity Council is making changes to the rush process.
OPINION
Letter: Moscow's tragedy is their Sept. 11; war may ensue
By Andrei Nesterov (Media Fellow Sanford Institute of Public Policy) | October 31, 2002The use of gas by Russian special task forces during the hostages rescue operation is not the main issue of the tragedy in Moscow.
OPINION
Letter: University's focus on diversity dilutes quality
By E. Roy Weintraub (Professor of Economics) | October 31, 2002Several weeks ago The Chronicle reported that, "In his annual state of Arts and Sciences' address, [Dean of Arts and Sciences William] Chafe stressed the need to develop a broader definition of...
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Letter: Williams' actions in alleged rape remain mysterious
By Joe Monfort (Trinity '03) | October 30, 2002This past weekend I had the opportunity to introduce my parents to the Cameron atmosphere at the annual Blue-White Scrimmage.
OPINION
Letter: Double-sided printing could save valuable paper
By Chris Paul (Trinity '05) | October 30, 2002Much of the waste generated on Duke's campus doesn't make economic or environmental sense. The best example is printing on public clusters, especially E-reserves.
OPINION
Column: Dialogue, on stage and off
By Meghan Valerio (The F Word) | October 30, 2002"Cloud 9 includes and provokes dialogue about sex, gender, and race." That's on the poster for Cloud 9, the Duke Theater Studies Department's fall show. I'm in it.
OPINION
Letter: U.S. drug policy hurts everyone for no good reason
By Robert Sharpe (Program Officer, Drug Policy Alliance) | October 30, 2002Matthew Tolnick makes a strong case for drug policy reform in his letter to the editor on the Duke chapter of Students for Sensible Drug Policy.