I thought I gave a good speech at Duke until I read the garbled account of it in The Chronicle. The story-April 18, "Horowitz sounds off to small crowd"
We would like to salute the work of the South Asian Studies Committee for their in-depth research on the important issue of increasing South Asian Studies offerings at Duke. We think that this...
On April 15, the Duke Chinese Students and Scholars Association published an open letter to the Duke community that attempted to exonerate itself of all culpability with regards to the threatened...
In trying to make sense of Duke's recently denied motion to sanction opposing counsel in the lacrosse case lawsuits for an alleged violation of North Carolina Rule of Professional Conduct 3.6, my...
The Duke Conservative Union was amused yet saddened to see The Chronicle's April 17 editorial "David Horowitz: an unwelcome guest." After labeling our speaker an "inflammatory demagogue," grossly...
We would like to clarify our position, and offer our viewpoint on several recent events regarding the Tibet vigil and the ensuing reaction. Duke Human Rights Coalition sponsored the Tibet vigil...
I would like to quickly address the accusations by Craig Reeson that (1) the Asian Students Association is hypocritical in condemning racial stereotypes used by the Chronicle, (2) ASA is a racist...
I am distressed by the news reported in Wednesday's Chronicle that a Duke student and her family in China have been subjected to attacks as a result of the student's participation at a rally last...
I found the barrage of letters to the editor from Asian Students Association members over the Chomicle article "China Invades Duke; SAT scores rise" very ironic. Senior Cristian Liu, the current...
We are 72 members of the Chinese community who participated in the voluntary protest against the "Pro-Tibet" vigil April 9. The purpose of sending this letter is not to argue, nor to educate, but...
After last Wednesday's high-profile protest on campus, a few subscribers to the mailing list china@duke.edu anonymously sent out messages verbally attacking one student using language we found...
In the midst of global hullabaloos on the issue of "Free Tibet/Boycott the Olympics/China sucks/China kills, oppresses and... like... oppresses/Let's bash China some more," I was beyond ecstatic...
It's ironic that in Jordan Rice's April 11 column "Choking on Words," an argument against the importance of "off-hand remarks," his own off-hand remarks are the ones that stick in our minds. Maybe...
I would like to respond to Stewart Day's April 7 letter to the editor. His comments, which "applauded" The Chronicle's silly and offensive humor, were rather disturbing. As an international student...
In the midst of rising seniors crashing the server to enroll in their penultimate semester of college, I have noticed that the school faces some big problems when it comes to registration....
While it's great that there is an initiative to carpool ("DSG carpool plan aims to cut congestion," March 25), I find it disturbing that students who live off-campus but close to campus are driving...
I am one of the four males from Craven who were displaced because of the Room Pix miscalculation-I wanted to just add to the proposals to Residence Life and Housing Services. As far as I know,...
I applaud The Chronicle's April Fool's Day farcical cover for its hilarious portrayal of various issues currently affecting Duke. I was disappointed to see, however, that some students just didn't...
I was disappointed to read Kristin Butler's "Nickeled and dimed" article on April 1 with regards to student groups and funding. Her attitude and sweeping generalization of the Students of the...
Picking up The Chronicle yesterday and seeing the article "Only 16 freshman remain unhoused" was disheartening, because that is 16 more than it needs to be. Previous letters and outrage has gone to...
