OPINION
Column: Wisdom of the p-frosh
By Three Points for Honesty: Jonathan Ross | September 10, 2003You can learn a lot from a p-frosh.
You can learn a lot from a p-frosh.
We all know that there are eating disorders on campus. Watch girls stroll into the bathrooms in the Marketplace, Bryan Center, etc. after dinner, alone, making sure no one else is in there.
Chalk another one up for the Medical Center.
As many football fans discovered this past weekend, University officials have found a new way to charge for parking on campus.
In response to a blaze in a Rhode Island nightclub that resulted in the deaths of 97 people this past February, parents of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill students and city council...
Last year, The Chronicle featured possible replacements for retiring President Nan Keohane. The list, while distinguished and long, lacked a bit of pizzazz.
Ah, the Duke social scene--whipping boy of the faculty, administration and student body alike.
While reading Whitney Beckett's self-denigrating article "What Lies Between The Hookup and The Marriage?," the phrase "speak for yourself" came rushing to mind.
Two articles recently appeared in the Chronicle (Aug. 29 2003 and Sept. 3, 2003) about STD testing policies at the Duke Student Health Center.
We all know the story.
The recent weekend of "out-of-control" off-campus parties that seems to have featured Duke students acting with irresponsible disregard of their next-door neighbors' well-being makes me question...
Yes that's right, it was UNCLE EBENEZER and DJ RIDDLE who seized/took/stole/snatched/lifted/thieved/robbed/heisted/caused to be...
In the summer after my freshman year I took a landscaping job at Martin O'Boyle Landscaping in Bloomfield, N.J. It was a good job and a difficult one.
Imagine if a crook maxed out your credit cards without telling you. If you live in America, he wouldn't be able to do too much damage.
Finally, the Annual Review is under review.
Dating at Duke" can be filed away with "kegs on the quad" and "an F in Intro to Jazz." In other words, it just doesn't happen.
The only reason I read the crime briefs section of The Chronicle is to learn even more synonyms for the word 'stolen.
In a letter released two weeks ago, the Recording Industry Association of America threatened to target students at universities across the country who have downloaded a "substantial amont" of files...
I would like to applaud Nathan Carleton for writing the "Gay? Not Fine By Me" column.
Gather around all you Democratic presidential hopefuls. It's time for Uncle Andy to tell you a little story--the story of the Political Economy of Bowling.