The current approach of releasing results every Monday for the prior week renders the results to be essentially useless for any meaningful risk assessment by individuals, especially given the fast spread of the Omicron variant.
In light of this, we call on the university administration to release the results of surveillance testing on a daily basis so that students and faculty are not 'flying blind' each week with regards to COVID-19 case numbers on campus.
The university’s assertion that emissions associated with electricity production at the CHP plant should not be directly accounted for in the Duke CAP emission calculations is inappropriate.
Is Professor Richard Dawkins really a voice of reason? We were left with this question at the end of his talk on Sunday at Page Auditorium.
I wonder if I am one of the "researchers working on cutting-edge technology" or "professors who push the envelope of academic endeavors" referred to by STONE COLD and Priya Bharadwaj.
I am writing in response to the comments made by Senior Vice President for Public Affairs and Government Relations John Burness in the Sept. 8 issue of The Chronicle.
The May 20, 1999 issue of The Chronicle published a letter by Professor Edwin Locke from the University of Maryland, who was weighing in on the recent controversy at Duke regarding the possible...
