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Running for Duke Student Government, unaffiliated

When you run as an independent student in any contested Duke election, you expect to lose. For independent students trying to break into campus politics, there is no greater challenge that highlights this plight than running for a DSG position. Even though we do a lot of good, DSG presents a host of problems when it comes to accurately representing the student body.


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The police of the world

If America did not act against the Assad regime, the atrocities simply would have continued to occur because no one else would have intervened. By default—and like it or not—America has become the “policeman of the world.”


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To the class of 2021

Regardless of your reactions and motives, it's tough to deny that Duke is seductive, even after I’ve spent a year here.


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ACEing registration

At around the time this editorial is published, 50 percent of the first-year class will wake up, frantically click mice for a few seconds, either smile or sigh and then roll back into bed.


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Faces of change

This past weekend, hundreds of Duke alumni ranging from the Class of 2012 all the way back to the Class of 1967 converged on campus for their respective class reunions.


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Impact Journalism Day

Students are fighting for the future. For many university students and young people around the world, the 2016-17 academic year has not been very hopeful.


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The pursuit of wellness

Life as a Duke student can feel surreal – from morning rock climbs, to lunches with Nobel laureates, to nights cheering on the most storied basketball program in college sports, capped off with twilights in Perkins.