The Sept. 15 staff editorial in The Chronicle repeated the false meme that the upcoming presidential election “could be the most important election of our generation.
Sometimes trying too hard to be a sensationalist can ruin a reporter’s credibility. Shadee, your Sept. 10 column is full of misconceptions and falsehoods that need to be cleared up.
Something truly shocking happened Friday. Shadee Malaklou actually got something right: that “Duke students [are] conditioned, convinced and confused about the Middle East.
The robbery of four students near Brightleaf Square early Friday morning and the robbery near Edens early Saturday morning have created understandable anxiety.
Clark Rosengarten and David Shiffman have both distorted several facts in their attempt to help others gain an understanding of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Stephen Paul’s Sept. 3 letter voiced some objections to Stefan Dolgert’s vegetarian agenda.
Hany Elmariah claims that David Shiffman ignored the facts, but the truth is that Elmariah is merely distorting the facts. For one, Elmariah claims that Israel is only a democracy for Jews.
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In his Aug. 31 letter, David Shiffman presents one-sided opinions with little factual justification.
In the Aug.
Journalists, reporters and especially opinion columnists have the luxury of looking at world events in hindsight and substituting their judgment for that of elected policymakers and decision makers.
The Palestinian Solidarity Movement (PSM) is organizing its fourth annual conference, to be held Oct. 15-17 at Duke.
I am continuously baffled by Shadee Malaklou’s columns.
I’ve never been a fan of frat boys. Yes, as Christopher Scoville asserts in his Aug.
Rima Mutreja was clearly referring to herself when she wrote the “public lacks understanding of [Israeli-Palestinian] conflict,” a perfect example of the blatant lies that anti-Israelis...
The Chronicle’s profile of the Palestine Solidarity Movement, which portrays the group as seeking a peaceful resolution, neglects some very important facts regarding the group. Its...
So it appears that the priorities of the Duke Police Department are in proper order. On the front page of the Aug.
As a non-Jew and a non-Muslim, I am tired of people talking about the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict as one between the two religions.
The Aug. 23 editorial “Allowing PSM will Foster Debate” did not tell the whole story of the PSM, nor did it accurately reflect the group’s views and history.
When I arrived at Duke back in the fall of 1998, I was told that the area around East Campus was not safe. Years later, as a graduate student I bought a house in Walltown.
