I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness, starving hysterical naked, dragging themselves through the negro streets at dawn looking for an angry fix, angel-headed hipsters burning...
I was extremely disappointed with the lack of correct analysis presented in Anthony Resnick's column concerning President Bush.
I think that the Duke Conservative Union has a point. There certainly is discrimination against Republican faculty on campuses across America.
In response to Christy Choi's article "Quenching the thirst of students...," Jack Chao is officially my hero. .
The Feb.
Matt Sullivan's comment was obviously not intended to be insensitive to Mr. Deng.
Remarkable in the Duke Conservative Union's survey of faculty political affiliation and the ensuing discussion are just how many categorically binary and problematic assumptions are embedded in...
I was not certain whether Denise Napoli's Feb. 13 column, "Dance Party," was an attempt at campus satire or an earnest attempt to characterize greek life at Duke. .
Nathan Carleton was right in his Feb. 9 column, "Little bags filled with flour: The future of the Cameron Crazies." The Cameron Crazies really need to step it up. Let's face it.
Kevin Ogorzalek wants evolution alone to be taught in schools.
This is in further reference to the racial slur against Luol Deng with which Matt Sullivan and his editors elected to open the article on the Duke-UVa game in the Feb. 12 edition of The Chronicle..
The Jesica Santillan tragedy created lots of publicity about the need for more organ donors. A year later, the organ shortage continues to grow..
The egregious error made by The Chronicle in printing the line about Luol Deng should be corrected, in part, by the immediate resignation of the reporter and the sports editor.
The Marketplace board-plan defies all logic, and many basic principles of economics. It's a first-rate anomaly. .
I, too, was shocked when I read the offensive language describing Luol Deng's play..
I was talking with a friend in the library (of all places) one random night when we started discussing the issue of doubt in our educations at Duke. It went something like this:.
When I am about to read a remark or hear a phrase that someone has already warned me may be offensive, I keep my emotions intact, and I give it a chance.
In response to Joost Bosland's Thursday column, I'd like to offer some facts and comparisons on Duke's Dining program. .
I am surprised no one has pointed out that the Duke Conservative Union ad listing the political affiliations of various departments at Duke left out the vast majority of subjects taught here though...
I was having trouble understanding why the Duke Conservative Union was so fired up about some Democrats on campus, but then their executive director, Madison Kitchens, revealed their faulty logic.
