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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...
Walking along the city’s historic cobblestone paths and engaging with Danish culture, I found myself, and by the end of the semester, it was Denmark that feared me. Because I became a ginormous, human-eating monster.
During an interview with The Breakfast Club, Senator Kamala Harris confessed that she smoked weed in college, and “did inhale.”
Avid Chronicle readers are familiar with the paper’s classic vignette articles. A brave author stakes out at some corner of the Duke world, carefully observing how Duke students live.
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