College life, as we have come to know it, has come to an end. The removal of Elliott Wolf's enormous media compilation, affectionately known around campus simply as "Elliott's" has only served to...
We, the undersigned want to express our profound appreciation to members and supporters of Students Against Sweatshops who, through dogged perseverance, creativity, optimism and savvy have scored a...
The policy for selecting a candidate for the position of Young Trustee needs to be reevaluated. As a voting member on Inter-Community Council, I am proud to say that the committee did its best to...
In waiting in line and then in mob for the senior game, I came to several conclusions about the senior game and senior class. This is a game that is meant to ensure that all seniors are able to...
We are writing on behalf of all seniors who obtained wristbands yet were unjustly turned away from the Duke vs. Miami game Sunday night. Seniors were told in an e-mail sent Friday that if we...
As a Center, we have decided to begin to take a strong public stance on issues that are integral to our mission and core values. We are an ally for individuals who are discriminated against and...
After seeing a beautiful photograph of ASA's Lunar New Year show on the cover of Monday's Chronicle, the Asian Students Association was surprised to find a racial attack on Asians in the "Monday,...
On this campus, when a Chronicle column makes an insensitive comment about African Americans, or Jewish Americans, for example, all hell would break loose. But hey, we can make fun of Asians all we...
As a resident of Giles who, like many others, was asleep when the vandalism occurred, I do not appreciate being told in a recent staff editorial ("Group punishment could deter vandals," Feb. 15)...
For the second consecutive semester, the "Monday, Monday" column has made a casually racist comment about Asians. Forget whether such stereotypes are "positive" or cognitively useful. In the grand...
I was pleased to see the front-page story in Tuesday's Chronicle, "Duke Signs New Apparel Policy." Since 1999, when Duke became the first university in the nation to require specified working...
I am pleased that The Chronicle wants to explore how art can promote division as well as unity, but I wish the recess article on Prussian Blue had shared this goal ("Musical duo advocates racial...
The Feb. 6 staff editorial commenting on President Brodhead's discussion with a joint session of DSG and GPSC failed to give credit to many challenging questioners, and be mindful of the...
The Duke men's basketball season continues Wednesday, January 18th at 7:00 p.m. in Cameron Indoor Stadium as Duke takes on the NC State Wolfpack.
There is an odd disconnect in the discussion of Judge Samuel Alito in general, and his views about abortion rights in particular.
Aria Branch's piece entitled, "An assessment of Alito" was anything but.
The age of the iPod is upon us.
I was appalled by the anti-gay bigotry in Stephen Miller's latest column, "Hollywood and the Culture War" (Jan. 11, 2006).
The rules of the National Panhellenic Council at Duke University regarding stepshows define disorderly conduct as:.
I was amused by the comments in The Chronicle that allowing displaced students from New Orleans to apply to transfer to our University "would raise certain institutional concerns...
