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One day, perhaps we can sober up and stop expecting politicians working within oppressive systems to offer us real relief from the systemic problems we face. Alternatively, we can have a huge panic attack and make our friends call EMS on us.
Vote for yesterday’s tomorrow, today.
You should really try VLearn.
I popped a Vyvanse to push past the fatigue, and headed out for a midday bar-hopping Tinder date.
Never before has the Duke community so needed a social outlet for their internalized anxieties, and never before have our campus bars been so inaccessible to so many.
This decision was a grave mistake that seriously endangers both the Duke and Durham community.
One minute we oppose a sexual predator, and the next moment we’re all supposed to direct our Twitter accounts and outrage against a private research university in Durham, North Carolina?
I’m afraid that the Poles, while certainly nice people with a rich culture and history, are too inaccessible for most voters.
I don’t intend to “out” the Divinity School, but I hope instead that when the Divinity School discloses its sexuality, we students will have already created the necessary support and outreach system—and that this column can start a larger conversation about how our religious institutions feel at Duke.
No wonder people say Duke’s student body is the most diverse it’s been in years...