Just when I thought that Duke Student Government could not be any less productive, they create a memorandum that does nothing to, as it claims, "improve transit at Duke.
I agree with Ralph Waldo Emerson: To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.
Dr. Bala Ambati's Nov. 6 column was unbelievable. Sometimes I think he must be living in a totally different world from mine.
If Sudan is at all familiar it is probably because the Blue Devils' latest basketball recruit, Luol Deng, calls it home.
The recent decision by Kappa Sigma fraternity to disaffiliate itself in the face of irreconcilable pressures from both the University and its national organization is the latest in a series of...
The men's team will host their second exhibition game tonight against the EA Sports All-Stars in Cameron Indoor stadium at 7:30 pm.
Many people outside medicine envision doctors as working four days a week (if it doesn't interfere with their golf schedules), exploiting tax shelters to finance their Porsches, all the while...
While undoubtedly written with good intentions, Nick Christie's column, "The strength of a victim," completely misses the mark regarding a man's role in sexual assault prevention.
Jerry Falwell is a bigot and idiot for calling the prophet Mohammed a "terrorist." Such comments should be denounced from every quarter.
I must say I was both touched and pleasantly surprised by Nick Christie's commentary, "The strength of a victim.
In The Chronicle's Nov.
Last Tuesday, during the middle of the tumultuous mid-term elections, Harvey Pitt, chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, submitted his resignation to President George W.
11.02, Durham.
Guns are cool. Let's face it, it is fun to blast some unsuspecting clay pigeon to oblivion with a 12-gauge.
Last week, the U.N. Security Council unanimously approved a resolution demanding that Iraq allow weapons inspectors in to search for weapons of mass destruction.
It's no surprise that our transit system is in desperate need of change. The true concern is how to adequately resolve Duke's administrative challenges in solving our transportation needs.
Regarding the Nov.
A note to the reader: This is the second part of a two-part series documenting my day of being President Nan Keohane's sidekick.
In my Oct. 1 letter to the editor, I stated that President Nan Keohane had broken her official policy of not financially supporting political organizations.
I would rather be a coward than brave because people hurt you when you are brave. --E.M. Forster.
