I tell these details of "my summer vacation" not only because of the influence they had on my ability to improve Currents this year, but also because during that 12-block walk, I passed the same...
It's rather intimidating to walk into the home of a man who, with one little phone call, could find you the ideal job. The kind of job that you'd break the law to get.
One wouldn't think of the Duke undergraduate population as closely related to the inhabitants of a prison's mental health division.
Nationally, a lack of strong black leaders for today's African-American youth is a much-debated issue.
A high profile member of the faculty and administration is thinking about going home.
This is the final installment in a five-part series looking at race dynamics among undergraduates.
While many students decry the dearth of minority leadership at the University, some have pinpointed specific campus institutions as being particularly problematic.
It took two elections and a number of hearings, but undergraduates finally elected the five vice presidents who will help lead the Duke Student Government next year.
I remember submitting a column during the second semester of my freshman year to then-editorial page editor of The Chronicle Amy Reed.
This is the final installment in a three-part series confronting the issues raised in a recent Faculty Newsletter article written by Associate Professor of Religion Mel Peters.
