For the last several years, I've heard severe griping from students about how Duke is becoming too serious and that leadership is hell bent on turning Duke into an Ivy League school.
Iraqis' jubilation at the end of Saddam's reign holds lessons for all. It's time to demolish the petulant idiocies of the anti-American crowd:.
I respect Christopher Scoville's anger and concern over questions about STD screening at Duke.
"Some... might argue that these protesters have the right to freedom of speech and freedom of assembly. However since Duke University is a private institution, protesters do not have these rights...
Welcome to Duke. I guess I should say that first. It's friendly, and it will temporarily hide the fact that I don't know what to tell you. See, I have a nasty habit called honesty.
I was present at Thursday's anti-war protest as an observer and as someone who supports the anti-war movement.
The protest blockade of the traffic circle continues to raise voices on both sides, including that of Chronicle editorial on Monday. Perhaps there's little to add.
Labor and human rights organizations are always asking the public to boycott certain corporations for one reason or another.
Without a doubt, Jesse Longoria and Taylor Collison stand out as the best candidates for the posts of president of the class of 2006 and 2004, respectively.
At its meeting last Thursday, the Arts and Science Council approved a new certificate in Policy Journalism and Media Studies.
I have a dirty secret to confess: I have a thing for campus radicalism.
Early Monday morning, Chapel Hill police found six freshmen, all Sigma Nu pledges, walking along Old Erwin Road.
Lovers of America, beware. Ashcroft disciples, look out. I'm about to say something unpatriotic: America may not be the greatest nation in the world.
While reading The Chronicle's article about Richard Burr's potential run for U.S.
The law was broken last Thursday by antiwar protesters that blocked traffic on Campus Drive.
I wanted to thank The Chronicle for its editorial regarding the Duke Green Power Challenge.
Three cheers for the men and women of the United States Armed Forces, who made quick work of Iraq and have brought an end to the regime of Saddam Hussein.
At last week's Duke Student Government meeting, the Legislature was presented with and approved next year's Student Organization Finance Committee budget, which determines how much money each...
For the first time in a long time, I'm angry. I can put up with die-ins at the bus stop, with Curriculum 2000, even with Larry Moneta.
Tonight at 9 p.m., the Duke Student Government Head Line Monitors for this year and next, Jeremy Morgan and myself, respectively, will host the 2003 Krzyzewskiville town hall meeting in the Hideaway.
