I had the unique privilege of spending this past Monday evening in the heart of the American democratic process: the one-room Municipal Library in Albion, Iowa.
"A government-run health care system is the wrong prescription." Experts predict that it could cost up to $1 billion a year to maintain a public healthcare system like the one Canada has.
In coming weeks, the city of Durham will kick off a housing safety inspection initiative designed to improve areas of substandard housing across the city.
I have changed my opinion. I love sororities. This past Sunday was bid day, and marked the end of rush for the nine chapters that belong to the Duke University Panhellenic Council.
As members of a vapid cult, we have a few misconceptions to correct. Shadee Malakalou's most disconcerting claim is that sororities are not true sisterhoods.
It seems that Matthew Gillum's column, "Reasons to be promiscuous," is a provocative attempt to inspire a mass flood of hate mail from Duke conservatives.
In last night's State of the Union speech, President George W. Bush laid out his agenda for the upcoming year.
Sitting in the BC listening to how Pi Phi "shakes it" like a Polaroid picture, I beamed with pride (despite the empty clapping and mindless cheering to Outkast's obviously much-deeper words).
You were being watched last weekend. Duke was offering a full 28 events in honor of Martin Luther King, and they were checking attendance at each one.
On MLK day one is given the opportunity to reflect on the many things that Dr. King was a representative of.
A recent column urged Duke girls to discard traditional morality in favor of a liberated Weltanschauung brimming with table dancing, black books and stereotypically "masculine" behavior where...
Without a doubt, students across campus enjoyed the long weekend provided by the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.
Allow me please to paint a picture; a picture most of you have probably experienced at least once or twice and perhaps many more times than that.
A year ago, after the Wake game, I went out to my car and discovered someone had backed into it, then drove off. I didn't get very upset, although it was a pain.
They're baaa-ack. After falling off the face of the campus ("the world") for a semester, the juniors have returned. And just in time.
A bit of advice to the staff at the Pre-Major Advising Center--if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Greek life at Duke is either benign skin cancer or an unpollinated pinecone.
You know you have done something wrong when the IMF criticizes you, its largest financial donor, and it makes the front page of the New York Times. The Fund's warning to the U.S.
The committee charged with reviewing Curriculum 2000 has apparently reached the same conclusion as the majority of students--C2K provides a diverse and valuable foundation in liberal arts, but is...
Right on, Al Dhalla.
