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Jay Sean ‘down’ for LDOC

Lindsey Rupp
Larsa Al-Omaishi : Ben Folds (above) headlined last year’s Last Day of Classes celebrations. This year, Jay Sean’s manager has confirmed that the Indian hip-hop artist will perform at LDOC festivities in April. Duke University Union officials, however, said Jay Sean has not signed any contracts formalizing his commitment.
British hip-hop artist Jay Sean plans to perform at the Last Day of Classes celebration April 28, his day-to-day manager Thara Natalie confirmed Monday.
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After undergraduate YT reform, graduate students look to expand presence on Board

By Matthew Chase
In the past, the graduate and undergraduate Young Trustee selection processes have been relatively similar. This year, however, Duke Student Government passed a bylaw to allow the undergraduate student body to vote for one of three finalists in today’s election.
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Q&A with Mohsen Kadivar

By Ciaran OConnor
Ciaran O’Connor sat down Mohsen Kadivar to explore his views on Iran’s power structure, recent elections and protests, and the nation’s nuclear ambitions.
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New initiative aims to foster diversity talks

By Sanette Tanaka
In a few weeks, students will be able to wine and dine at intimate dinner parties in various eateries on and off campus.
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Nurse raffles off own house to help CDH foundation

By Shaoli Chaudhuri
While some choose to raise funds in conventional ways—by selling cookies or washing cars—Venus Standard is raffling off her house.
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Sound-off: Bonfire

By Toni Wei
Michael Naclerio
“It’s exciting. It’s fun to watch benches burn.”
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