After carefully considering the unique, extremely original platforms of each candidate, we strongly encourage the student body to rank Alex Blitz first when voting for VP of RB today.
Most manufactured students who are smart, talented, and driven are lost in this bubble of privilege, and with it comes little intellectual curiosity and a stunted sense of purpose.
This week, LGBTQIA+ Duke Divinity School students and allies spoke out against the constant marginalization and oppression they face at the hands of the Divinity School’s administration.
Today March 8th, marks International Women’s Day (IWD). Ever since it was first established by the New York branch of the Socialist Party of America in 1909, millions of people across the world have used today to celebrate the movement for women’s rights.
Duke’s current social climate prioritizes having a large amount of friends, though it is impossible to be close to all of them.
After strongly considering the specifics of each candidate’s platform, we strongly encourage the student body to rank Kristina Smith, current Vice President for Services and Sustainability, first when voting this week.
“You shall not wrong a stranger or oppress him, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt.” —Exodus 22:20
Duke seems intent on restricting the liberty and individual autonomy of its students by basing its decision on gross exaggerations that living with someone who you are similar with is not beneficial for the college experience of exploring identity and embrace diversity.
At a research university with a compact undergraduate population exceeding 6,000, the positions of DSG President and EVP can inspire a certain type of awe and reverence.
