In the past year, as race-consciousness has risen to perhaps its highest level since the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s, those who blanch at the idea of heightened race awareness have been...
At a nationally recognized, highly selective university such as Duke, one expects everything to be held to as high a standard of quality as the students.
Saturday afternoon, on the eleventh floor of a Washington law firm, the President of the United States delivered a six hour deposition concerning the sexual assault charges filed by Paula Jones.
As recently as a couple of years ago, the mere thought of legalizing any drug for any reason struck me as unconscionable.
About 15 months ago, the passage of the landmark welfare reform bill was met with significant hue and cry about the government abandoning those who needed help the most.
At the University of Nebraska, a graduate student who kept a picture of his girlfriend wearing a bikini on his desk was slapped with a harassment complaint; the university ordered the picture removed.
As the '90s progress, a strange dichotomy is developing between the overall tranquillity of our times and the ever-increasing malaise among the members of my generation.
Well folks, it appears that the living situation at Duke has become the cause celebre of the year-with the omnipresent and ever-sensitive race issue as its centerpiece.
Last Thursday, my lunch in the Cambridge Inn was interrupted when my eye caught the headline of that morning's Chronicle: "Spectrum urges abolition of selective housing: Organization's leaders...
For the past month or so, an ongoing debate has been played out in the pages of both The Chronicle and The Duke Review, and in this, my final column of the year, I feel the need to put in my...
