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The Price of accountability

On Sunday, the Editorial Board held an hour-long interview with President Price. Over the next three days, we will use his responses as a lens to examine three topics pertinent to the University: institutional accountability, monetary topics and Duke’s future trajectory.


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Thucydides' tariff

President Donald Trump’s most recent overture to his voter base has come in the form of restrictive tariffs being imposed on imports of steel and aluminum entering the United States. 


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Amnesty day begs the question: What the fork?

Duke Dining explained that students probably didn’t mean to take the forks, it was just another instance of highly-motivated, engaged Duke students being too lazy to carry their fork back inside after pushing through the ridiculously heavy doors of the West Campus dining hall.


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Black voices and gun reform

Although recognizing the importance of young black voices like 11-year old black activist Naomi Wadler within the mainstream media is a step in the right direction, the conversation still needs to include many more people of color in order to truly be representative of the gun reform movement.   


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Rethinking generosity

So next time you find yourself in a rush to class be mindful of what thoughts you have, gives others the benefit of the doubt, and try to approach whatever comes your way with humor.


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Candidate column: Uwa Ihionkhan

I care deeply about engaging students in the Durham community, increasing  collaboration between Duke and partner institutions, and working with students to enact change on and off campus.


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Vote for Bhatia, Ihionkhan and McKinney

Although each candidate running for their respective position is undoubtedly uniquely qualified to lead their peers, we strongly encourage the student body to vote for Ihionkhan for VP of of Durham and Regional Affairs, McKinney for VP of Services and Sustainability and Bhatia for VP of Academic Affairs this coming Thursday. 


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Wear what you want

Somewhere along the line I decided that, unless I do declare it, nothing I do is goddamn sexual. I am in charge of my sexuality, and my choice to involve others in it would be something of a gift.