On the Inside: Sex at Duke
By Complied by Tom Roller | February 13, 2003The ranting, the raving - it seems endless. Duke sucks, Durham suck...Duke is no fun...The administration wants us to study all the time...They're kicking off all the greeks...
The ranting, the raving - it seems endless. Duke sucks, Durham suck...Duke is no fun...The administration wants us to study all the time...They're kicking off all the greeks...
We've all played around with camcorders at some point, and we've all had delusions of Hollywood excess. If you're really cool, maybe you even made it as an extra on Dawson's Creek at some point.
I have to admit that I didn't know what to expect from an alleged punk band with no previous full-length releases and a name derived from a Jack Kerouac autobiography.
Open up this month's issue of The Source, and a few pages in you will find what appears to be the beginning of an article or editorial piece - a page without any images or company emblems, only...
Anna Deavere Smith has been known to say that if she were a white man, she would not be able to do the work that she does.
Since 1997, students and community residents from all over the Triangle have gathered at the East Campus Coffeehouse Wednesday or Thursday nights to revel in the most universal of art forms: poetry.
A few years ago, in my early years at Duke, among Busch Light and polo shirts, I followed hushed voices to a West Campus bench.
So when the opportunity arises to interview Matthew McConaughey, you go for it. And Recess Editor Meg Lawson sure did.
How aptly titled Wendell Theatre Group's On the Verge is.
While Billy Corgan's work-hard, work-hard mentality may have been the force that ultimately smashed the Smashing Pumpkins, his serious approach to music produced artful, profound, post-grunge rock...
If my study abroad session in London has turned me into the Recess foreign correspondent, then we're all in big trouble. This just in: I've been drunk ever since I got here.
Walk through Brightleaf Square and you know it's somewhere around here but you can't quite - ah - far left corner. Theo's Kellari.
It's a cold Saturday night. Snow falls on a windswept West Campus quad. You're out of booze and you smoked your last jay this afternoon.
Symbiotic relationships seem to occur as much in art as they do in science - take it from Visiting Lecturer of Theater Studies Jay O'Berski, who notes the give and take between Duke's drama...
The hardest thing in the world is just to say something. Because when we try to, meaning is thrown in, as is morality; some sort of glint or twinge that evokes a purpose.
If you found there to be nothing particularly interesting about yesterday's episode of As the World Turns, you weren't alone.
Stevie Wonder once said, "If Maceo is not on the groove, then the groove is not on.
After three years of relative obscurity, one of Duke's best-kept secrets is poised to break out.
"Art flick" culture has long been in the hands of Hollywood, and the trendy "art" movies often showcase big stars and large budgets.
I met Snood midway through freshman year. It was love. Those friendly faces were always waiting for me - waiting, smiling, never judging. The orange ones look like Cheetos, bless 'em.