The end
By Nick Alexander | November 30, 2007I remember it like it was yesterday. Only a few weeks into my new position as a columnist last year, a beautiful girl named Emily Melson came up to me and thanked me for inspiring her to apply to...
I remember it like it was yesterday. Only a few weeks into my new position as a columnist last year, a beautiful girl named Emily Melson came up to me and thanked me for inspiring her to apply to...
My uncle Seymour was a man ahead of his time (nearly four months premature, to be exact). For that reason, few people could understand most of what he said.
When I rolled out of bed early one morning to get ready for my 11:40 a.m. class and looked up at myself in the bathroom mirror, my grogginess suddenly vanished, and I dropped my toothbrush in terror.
I pulled into the Wilson parking lot behind the tennis courts and into the spot closest to Cameron, right next to Coach K's car.
It was hard just to keep my hands from shaking long enough just to choke down my breakfast that morning. I had been waiting for this day all year--no, I had been waiting a lifetime. It was finally...
It seems as if the current buzz on campus suggests that job or graduate school interviews are the "in thing" right now.
As I walked into 323 Alspaugh on the first day of move-in freshman year to admire my new home, I was greeted by a fat kid sitting Indian-style on what would later be considered my bed, with a...
More than just another pretty face on campus, Scotty Shaw could appropriately be called one of Duke's most inspiring students. Scotty's life epitomizes the notion that anything is possible. For...
Anyone who is still following the NBA finals at this point in the season has probably heard the analysts' predictions. Sure, the Cavs might last five or six games against the Spurs, but in the end...
It seems like the "in" thing to do this summer is to go out into the world and find a job. Whether it be an internship somewhere across the country, or a job busing tables somewhere close to home,...