Opinion

QS requirement needs overhaul

By Editorial Board
Since its introduction six years ago, the QS requirement has become just another hoop for students to jump through on their way to earning a Duke diploma.
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Never say forever

By Shining Li
Around Valentine’s Day, the urge to believe in romantic fate gets worse: We should supposedly be confessing our undying love to someone and accompanying this promise with flowers and chocolates and other cliches.
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PSA: Toyota’s teaching moment

By Jordan Rice
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Toyota could not conceal his shameful secret as news of the accident spread quickly around the world. To make matters worse for Toyota while he stuttered his way through public apologies and promises to make amends, new instances of his reckless disregard for safety began to arise.
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Cat urine

By Kousha Navidar
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An integral part of getting a job is interviewing. Even though they’re necessary, I think interviews make us act less like people, and more like products for someone else’s consumption.
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Patient as Catalyst

By Lina Feng
And Cami Ratliffe
A vital component of the U.S. health care system is its ability to discover, understand, and ultimately solve health related problems. This research and development engine is one that Josh Sommer, co-founder of the Chordoma Foundation and a fellow with Echoing Green, an incubator for rising young social entrepreneurs, has tried to improve.
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Chronicle coverage of State of the Union leans left

By Justin Robinette
The Chronicle’s coverage of President Obama’s State of the Union was considerable. But, consistent with The Chronicle’s Jan. 19 coverage of “Honoring the Legacy of MLK with Dr. Fisher,” there were some problems with fact-checking and misquoting, that I would like to clear up.
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Controversy over Tebow ad unwarranted

By Michelle Baretto
The Planned Parenthood ad does not focus on legal merits or the political arguments for or against abortion; instead, it celebrates life and choice.
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