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Kathryn Thomas is a Trinity junior and news editor of The Chronicle's 118th volume.
The work of student journalism is never done; it only changes hands again, again, and again. One-hundred-and-eighteen times to be exact.
The center currently does not have a permanent director, even though the search for one began last spring. It has no office on Duke’s campus and communication about it has been sparse. Students have expressed uncertainty about how to access it.
On Thursday evening, nearly 150 students gathered at the West Campus bus stop as the afternoon light gave way to dusk. Buses passed by, but no one got on. Here, they stood ready to walk for the next hour in the humid air.
The change in party affiliation would provide the Republicans a close three-fifths supermajority in both houses of the N.C. General Assembly, allowing them to overturn any of Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s vetoes without needing to flip any Democratic members.
The Chronicle is seeking individuals at Duke who are making a difference, creating change, inspiring others, discovering something ground-breaking or simply leading their lives with service and integrity.
A Durham City Council member was accused of allegedly attempting to extort a developer and misusing city staff for campaign work at the council’s Thursday work session.
Masking is recommended on buses, according to the email, and masks will remain available to passengers when boarding buses.
Some rising juniors who indicated a desire to live in their QuadEx-designated quad were instead placed in the apartments at 300 Swift, which they ranked lower.
The commencement ceremony for the Class of 2023 will be held on May 14 at 9 a.m. in Wallace Wade Stadium.
The lead professor for the course cited prioritizing the student experience and reducing anxiety as the primary reason for the change.