When students arrive on campus late next month, they will be greeted by the sweltering heat of a Durham summer, endless accounts of their friends' summers, and the ever-present quad squirrels.
The ACES Lady died on March 31, the day rising seniors registered their classes for next semester. She was a lonely old hag, but she certainly was lovable.
I was surprised to see some of the candidates running for president of Duke Student Government discussing the University's Honor Code.
It seemed harmless enough: a simple letter to The Chronicle describing some simple partying off campus.
It's January, it's cold, it's rainy and sorority rush is in full swing. But there's something missing from the Gothic Winterland... Krzyzewskiville.
The educational pendulum is swinging backwards at colleges across the land. Universities are reversing their laissez-faire attitudes toward student behavior.
When I was given the opportunity to write this column, this chance to share with my peers my views on the world, I was ecstatic. That enthusiasm did not last too long.
This story is the first in a three-part series examining integrative medicine.
