Susan Tifft is a gift to all who know her. Each of us who had the pleasure of spending time in her company will carry her legacy, her lessons, her joie de vivre onward in life.
After 21 years, this quintessential Long Islander is leaving...for good.
As I walked to the gym two weeks ago I was shocked by the condition of Krzyzewskiville. I know what you're thinking: Jen at the gym? That's as frequent an occurrence as a solar eclipse. But I digress.
As my stay in Australia comes to an end, I find myself reminiscing about what I've learned during these past few months.
On a typical night out in Australia it's inescapable--everywhere I look couples are all over each other, and it seems every place in the country is an unspoken Lovers' Lane.
1990s: Kegs are not permitted on campus unless authorized and monitored by the University.
At this month's Miss Universe pageant the final five contestants were asked a ridiculous and insulting final question.
They are one of the great mysteries of college life, the seemingly unavoidable result of a night of drinking: hangovers.
Business professionals in chemical industries who take Duke's Chemistry for Executives program may no longer be laughed out of the room when they speak in scientific terms.
Bringing to life Chancellor for Health Affairs Dr. Ralph Snyderman's vision for prospective care in the Durham community, a new program now provides medical outreach to hundreds of local residents.
