Lily Levin

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Whose world are we changing?

By Lily Levin | November 8, 2019

Those not specialized in a specific field would be hard-pressed to find any opportunity for which our service in another country–or even in another community–is efficient, useful, and sustainable. An eight-week exploration of Thailand or India or Ghana may satiate our desire to travel to a foreign nation, but it does little more than that. 

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Forty-eight percent

By Lily Levin | October 25, 2019

The central narrative of 48 percent is so egregiously high that it’s easy to forget that the number represents thousands upon thousands of people who have fought so resiliently to stay alive. 

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OPINION  |  STUDENT VOICES COLUMNS

This is Duke

By Lily Levin | October 11, 2019

Racial separation then becomes a means of survival. My white peers and I self-segregate. Many of our minority classmates self-preserve. 

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OPINION  |  GUEST COLUMNS

Honor Council essay winner: Spiderwebbing

By Lily Levin | August 30, 2019

Veho means spider and white man and trickster, and spiders weave webs but they also weave traps. And sometimes they weave both at once.

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