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Lighting the menorah
By Staff Reports | December 5, 2002Students, faculty and staff gathered in front of the West Union Building Wednesday to light one of the menorah's candles.
Students, faculty and staff gathered in front of the West Union Building Wednesday to light one of the menorah's candles.
Youth Program wins "Coming Up Taller award" in Washington.
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Freshman reading programs made headlines at both ends of Tobacco Road last year, as the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill chose Qur'an excerpts for its reading and Duke inaugurated its...
In an effort to promote diversity and religious tolerance, Duke will host what may be the campus's most prominent menorah lighting ever in a Hanukkah ceremony tonight.
One spring day three years ago, five Duke students abroad with the Wind Symphony decided to stay after rehearsal and play together on the courtyard of Hofburg Palace in Vienna.
Although Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Kappa Sigma are no longer options for students looking to join Interfraternity Council fraternities this year, the two groups strive to remain part of the greek...
Though the completely sequenced human genome is still new, scholars are already discussing the ethical ramifications of its potential use in medicine.
Just when its latest table has been set, The Oak Room Grille may undergo yet another change.
Durham city officials tried to ease citizens' concerns about safety in their neighborhoods Tuesday, holding a press conference in the wake of a recent shooting involving a school bus.
The Durham City Council focused on a wide variety of issues at its meeting Monday night, with its discussion ranging from crime to the future of transportation in Durham and Chapel Hill.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, meet Dr. James McNamara and Zhi-Qi Xiong.
A junior remains in critical condition and in intensive care after sustaining extensive head injuries in a three-car traffic accident Saturday.
Two of the University's most powerful faculty governance committees could undergo major changes next year under a proposed restructuring that will be presented at Thursday's Academic Council meeting.
Students and teachers at Moorehead Montessori Elementary School--one of the target schools in Duke's Neighborhood Partnership Initiative--will soon be able to enjoy their lessons in the shade of a...
Duke graduate Jeff Martin, Pratt '98, is on to bigger and better things, literally.
GPWN offers tips for eating during finals.
Beginning Dec. 16, the Office of Information Technology will require on-campus students to register their computers with the Duke network each semester.