The bell rings and it's recess at Global Elementary School. Little Georgie strolls out to the playground and glowers at Saddam, one of his classmates. "Stay cool," Georgie tells himself.
There are many steps to be taken before peace is reached in the Middle East, but divestment from Israel is not one of them.
Forget label wearing, name dropping and the basketball team. The latest announcement from administration by far separates Duke from all the rest.
Two tender fillets sizzled slowly on the grill with eager Biological Anthropology and Anatomy students waiting for their dinner inside the compound.
Wednesday, President George W. Bush gave his third State of the Union address to the nation.
Duke alumni in some of our graduate programs have called to our attention a series of articles that have recently appeared in The Chronicle.
We are writing about the series of articles and editorials that appeared in The Chronicle this past week about the biological anthropology and anatomy department.
A guy on my hall today was strutting around unabashedly with a red and purple infused hickey on his lower neck. Below the hickey was a colorful V-neck sweater from Abercrombie and Fitch.
What immortal hand or eye.
As the George W. Bush administration takes us to the brink of war with Iraq, students across America are raising questions about the likely consequences of an invasion.
It was good to see your Jan.
Today marks the inauguration of a campaign at Duke to demand that the University divest from military ties to Israel.
We are a country of health care Nazis.
When Duke Student Government and the Intercommunity Council jointly convene tonight to choose the next undergraduate young trustee, they will be selecting someone for a position that carries...
This Thursday at 7 p.m., the men's basketball team will host Butler University in Cameron Indoor Stadium. Because this is a weekday game, admission into Cameron will be done with wristbands.
The Laura Whitehorn case is a prime example of the administration's use of freedom of speech to divert attention from a speaker's personal history.
"You shall not kill" is one of the basic rules we can probably all agree on. A war in Iraq would most likely kill thousands of people, most of them civilians.
This is not some liberal guilt trip, some nostalgia-sick rip, some thorny-crown-and-cross kick.
