We had three options: jump out the window, escape through the ductwork, or... ..
George W. Bush has finally convinced liberals that he's not an idiot.Problem is, they've now decided he's a devious tyrant.
After an autumn that saw half as many football wins as losses, the Duke community is ecstatic over the football team's recent success.
February 28, 2004 is the deadline for one of the most important decisions concerning Duke in the next decade. And no, you are not the only person who has no idea what I am talking about.
A few points of clarification are required in response to the Chronicle staff editorial on Monday, Nov. 17 E-reserves are on the move.
When I think about the new catch phrase "effortless perfection", I get a lump in my throat. Some of its worst victims have been my best friends at Duke.
In a letter on Nov.
Pop quiz: Why don't sororities at Duke have on-campus housing? Despite many prevailing myths, the answer is simple--they have never requested it.
In honor of having too much going on in the macrocosm of the world, the mediumcosm of Duke, and the microcosm of my life, "The F Word" presents Week 14 Shorts.
UNCLE EBENEZER and DJ RIDDLE finally decided to visit the Career Center this week after realizing that some of our friends already had jobs lined up for next year.
I was disappointed to read Napster spokesperson Seth Oster say that the partnership between his company and Penn State "represents a major stride forward in the battle against music piracy.
Professor Weintraub's impassioned letter of Nov. 19 skewers the staff of the library, "nonacademic employees" in his words, for, in his opinion, encroaching on the prerogatives of the faculty at Duke.
James D. Watson, a co-discoverer of DNA, knows why some Duke Students are sad: they are thin. .
Maybe I should be worrying about more pressing global issues or something, but I can't help being pissed off about the new Sanford Deli.
On the second anniversary of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Rep. Peter Hoekstra, R-Mich.
VH1's "Big in 2003" awards show airs soon, and I thought it only fitting to use my penultimate column of the semester to highlight some of the big themes and ideas to hit campus over the past 12...
In Stephen LaFata's Nov. 14 letter to the editor, "Premarital sex is adultery," he writes that anyone having premarital sex is committing adultery against his or her future spouse. .
In the face of mounting American casualties in Iraq and growing discontent with the war at home, President George W.
A major campus organization was put on probation recently, and it was not a fraternity, sorority or selective house. In fact, it was not a student group at all.
I was disappointed by the conclusions drawn in Mr Samuel's otherwise captivating Nov. 19 column,"Indiana, hoops and al Qaeda.
