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By Likhitha Butchireddygari | April 29, 2019What I’ve learned at The Chronicle is that accepting you have been “bad” is necessary for you to be better.
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Born in Hyderabad, India, Likhitha Butchireddygari moved to Baltimore at a young age. She is pursuing a Program II major entitled "Digital Democracy and Data" about the future of the American democracy.
What I’ve learned at The Chronicle is that accepting you have been “bad” is necessary for you to be better.
Two weeks ago, we asked about your favorite moments or aspects of Duke men's basketball's season. Here are your picks.
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The University has decided to shut down its Delta Sigma Phi chapter, according to an email from Phil Rodriguez, executive director of Delta Sigma Phi.
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In two starts last year for an injured Jones, Harris completed 47.4 percent of his passes in two commanding wins over N.C. Central and Baylor
Tre Jones, Duke's likely leader on the court next season, now knows his nonconference opponents.
Zion Williamson, R.J. Barrett and Cam Reddish all made their preseason debuts on Monday.
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Quentin Harris will be turned to as a leader for Duke football.
