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By from Staff Reports | November 20, 2003Students cited for possession of drug paraphernalia.
Students cited for possession of drug paraphernalia.
Duke Student Government voted Wednesday to approve a resolution postponing a vote on the future of ARAMARK Corp. until spring semester..
Duke University Medical Center researchers have called into question the routine practice of "thinning" the blood of patients undergoing coronary artery bypass surgery in a study published by the...
The Record Industry Association of America's blitz of subpoenas last October hit a little closer to home than most Duke students may care to know--the organization has requested that the University...
Work on a new student Internet portal, which the Office of Information Technology has had in the works for several months, will begin Dec.
Hundreds of people lined the narrow sidewalks of Ninth Street Tuesday night eager for the chance to enter The Regulator Bookshop--but not to get their hand on the latest Harry Potter installment or...
Pennsylvania State University does not want its students to get arrested.
Eight weeks after Hurricane Isabel tore a devastating path through eastern North Carolina, losses from the storm continue to pile up.
The University is only halfway into its five-year contract with ARAMARK, the Philadelphia-based food service provider responsible for the Great Hall, the Marketplace and other major dining...
Garments few in Central Campus flashing.
Director of Dining Services Jim Wulforst is toughening up with stringent new quantitative evaluations of on-campus eateries, to be concluded next week.
DUMC chancellor receives Bravewell Leadership Award.
Three students are hoping that by dedicating the 20th of each month to casual clothes and constructive conversation they will help draw attention to issues touched on in the Women's Initiative report.
The Durham City Council passed a motion to require permits to those selling items or soliciting on Durham streets for a $20 processing fee..
It's that time of the year again..
The North Carolina 2002-03 Annual Report on School Crime and Violence showed a drop in school crime on a state-wide level, but crime figures for Durham Public Schools increased significantly from...
The University is nearing completion of a sale of over 850 acres of the Duke Forest to the N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation..
Justin Segall just couldn't do it any longer. .
Debbie Chen was absolutely spent.