Arthur Brodie is a philosopher. The grey-haired Franklin-county native works the counter at the Subway on West Campus these days, but the origins of his philosphy trace back to a lifetime spent in...
Ultimately, it's the old one-two-punchline that betrays Whagoo-le Tramper's "live Indian dance show" as more shtick than sacrament. He tugs at his feather headdress, part of his dance costume. His...
They say money isn't everything. But sometimes, at Duke, that can be hard to believe. With a multi-billion-dollar endowment, million-dollar buildings and an undergraduate degree that rings in with...
Funny thing about politics-there's not much new you can ever say. A year after the nation's most divisive election in decades, a lot has changed, and plenty more has stayed the same. We've dealt...
THE KILLERS AT CAMERON? Somebody told us, that we had The Killers-well, almost. Rumors are circulating that pop-rock sensation The Killers might be coming to Cameron Indoor Stadium for a spring...
In a one-year time span, Duke has hosted Angela Davis, Nadine Strossen and Janet Reno.
In the South, it's not uncommon to hear, "Democrats are trying to get guns-nobody's going take my rifle from me.
Picking classes can be a daunting task, but TV's got the lowdown on the hottest for registration this month.
First Lieutenant Matthew Lynch, who graduated from Duke in 2001 and died last November, had a lot of things to carry in his heart.
Toward the end of last semester, in case you hadn't heard, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) randomly sued a Duke student's Internet Protocol (IP) address for illegal filesharing.
There are no quiet arguments in Durham-or silent decisions..
3 must-have looks for the season, from your closet.
It takes 16 hours to drive the 800 miles from Durham to Waveland, Mississippi. But it only takes a one-hour tour to see what little is left.
Amy Myers wasn't going to be spending her 21st birthday, a Saturday in the end of September, like she imagined.
This is how it begins. In an empty room made of concrete panels and industrial glass. In a room made of negative space but with countless walls.
Kelly Rohrs ("I'm Just a Girl in the World...," July 2005) engages in what has defined each generation's feminism: criticism of our mothers.
In February 2004, facebook.com creator Mark Zuckerberg launched a mini-revolution from his Harvard dorm room. He couldn't have known then that his project would take on a life of its own.
